63% of Companies Say Their Supply Chain Works. 73% Are Losing Revenue Anyway.
Key takeaways:
A 2026 survey of 301 supply chain executives found that 73% had lost revenue due to supply chain issues. More than six...
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63% of Companies Say Their Supply Chain Works. 73% Are Losing Revenue Anyway.
Key takeaways:
A 2026 survey of 301 supply chain executives found that 73% had lost revenue due to supply chain issues. More than six...
Are Food Manufacturers Measuring the Wrong Food Safety Metrics?
By Prasant Prusty, founder and CEO of Smart Food Safe
Key takeaways:
Most food safety metrics track activity completion (audits done, training finished, and corrective...
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...
