A Quarter of Food Plant Workers Retire by 2030. Then What?
Key takeaways:
The shift is structural, not cyclical. The share of U.S. manufacturing employment at firms where 25%+ of workers are over 55 jumped from...
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A Quarter of Food Plant Workers Retire by 2030. Then What?
Key takeaways:
The shift is structural, not cyclical. The share of U.S. manufacturing employment at firms where 25%+ of workers are over 55 jumped from...
Where Agentic AI Earns a Seat on the Plant Floor
Key takeaways:
Agentic AI is a different category from the AI you already use. Predictive AI flags a problem and generative AI drafts a...
Food Exec Brief: Input Costs Keep Climbing, a $40B Merger Takes Shape, and Your...
Welcome to this week's Food Exec Brief, your strategic intelligence roundup for food and beverage manufacturing leaders. This week, we're covering:
Food price volatility...
The Digital Passport: Why 2026 Is the Final Deadline for Automated Farm-to-Fork Traceability
By Stephen Dombroski, Director, Consumer Markets, QAD | Redzone
FSMA 204 delays don't reset the clock. Retailers and consumers are already demanding end-to-end lot...
New Report Measures the Gap Between Food Safety Paperwork and What Auditors Actually Find
Food manufacturers are failing audits they thought they'd pass.
Compliant on Paper, a new report from Food Industry Executive presented by SafetyChain, explores the difference...
Food Manufacturers Are Adopting AI Fast. Few Have Made It Pay Off at Scale.
Key takeaways:
Food and beverage manufacturers are investing heavily in AI, but scaling lags. Most (83%) planned to increase AI spending in 2025, yet...
From Lean to Digital Lean: An Evolution of Lean in Food & Beverage
By Chris Kuntz, VP of Strategic Operations, Augmentir
Key takeaways:
Traditional Lean runs on paper logs, manual audits, and end-of-shift reports. Digital Lean replaces that...
