Logistics

A consumer goods industry now focused on building better shopping experiences shouldn’t underestimate the impact of delivering the right product, at the right price, on time.

The retailer has revealed plans to transform and expand its U.S. supply chain operations over the next three years by investing $480 million.

Product manufacturers are rebuilding supply chains to meet the needs of omnichannel commerce.

The system uses distributed ledger technology to track deliveries, verify transactions, and automate payments and reconciliation among Walmart Canada and third-party carriers.

The deal is part of Tyson's global growth strategy to give the manufacturer greater flexibility in serving key global markets.

The manufacturer will partner with its packaging supplier to invest toward a new bottle production area at its largest laundry plant.

Amazon is taking its Scout autonomous delivery device from the Seattle area to a sunnier climate.

A tectonic shift in consumer attitudes toward plastic waste have brands harking back to bygone days when environmental sustainability — like the neighborhood milk man — was standard business practice.