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What March Madness Teaches Food Manufacturers About Workforce Development
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Recall Liability: Who Should Be Held Responsible?
The recent ByHeart infant formula recall demonstrated the fallout that can occur when a recall is handled poorly. After the formula manufacturer initiated the recall, breakdowns across the supply chain complicated the situation.
[Webinar] From System of Record to System of Action: Rethinking ERP and AI in...
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The era of ERP as a system of record is over. For Consumer Products and Food & Beverage manufacturers, capturing what happened...
Food Exec Brief: General Mills Craters, Hormuz Closes, and Insurgent Brands Keep Winning
Welcome to this week's Food Exec Brief, your strategic intelligence roundup for food and beverage manufacturing leaders. This week, we’re covering General Mills, JBS, the Straight of Hormuz, and more.
How SMB Manufacturers Must Adapt in Line With GLP-1 Evolutions
GLP-1 medications have been the latest catalyst for change, and one of the most significant behavioral shifts the food and beverage industry has seen in decades.
Why Most ERP Modernization Projects Die Before They Start
The decision to replace a legacy ERP usually isn't the hard part. Most food manufacturing executives already know their system is costing them. They...
How Passover Foods Appeal to Gluten-Free and Health-Conscious Shoppers Year-Round
By Rabbi Moshe Elefant, COO, OU Kosher
Key takeaways:
Passover dietary laws are driving mainstream demand. The kosher for Passover market now reaches 35 million...
2026 Food & Beverage Manufacturing Outlook Defined By Optimization and Compliance, According to Wherefour...
By Matthew Brown, CEO of Wherefour Inc.
Key takeaways:
F&B manufacturers are pulling back on investment in 2026, down from 52% planning increases last year...