Fulfillment

As the post-pandemic retail landscape continues to morph, consumer goods companies must think more creatively than ever to keep both their consumers engaged and their retail partners satisfied across all channels.

Apparel company HanesBrands is tapping generative AI technology in order to optimize its supply chain.

Nike is letting its consumers take the reins, poised to capitalize on a customer-driven omnichannel approach that’s backed by ongoing supply chain strengthening and increased digital capabilities.

Order processing is operating at a lower rate and Clorox is encountering increased consumer product availability issues.

Amazon is building out its supply chain services for sellers, offering merchants the ability to distribute products from its warehouses to physical stores and fulfillment centers.

The food giant has revealed plans to pilot autonomous refrigerated trucks in specific regions of Arkansas. Get the details.

Consumer goods company P&G has stepped up its collaborative commerce strategy, moving forward with slashing SKUs, and now communicating the benefits of this approach by leveraging retailer shelf set data.

Fruits and vegetable provider Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. is building out logistics capabilities, adding a number of temperature-controlled storage facilities to its fulfillment centers.