CURRENT NEEDS – ALAN NONPROFIT PARTNERS
Warehouse Space Adventist Community Services is responding to flooding in northwest Louisiana and is in need of 20k – 50k sqft of warehouse space with at least one dock-high door. […]
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Essentials of Warehouse: Arnold Maltz Explores Future Warehousing Decision Drivers
Where is the warehouse headed? Arnold Maltz, Ph.D., is an associate professor of supply chain management and faculty director of global logistics programs at Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey […]
IWLA Tech/Ops Keynote Preview: Change is the New Normal, Flexibility is Key to Stay Competitive
“An innovative culture is having eyes and ears open and willingness to change and embrace failure,” says IWLA Technology & Operations Solutions for Warehousing Conference (Sept. 24 & 25) keynote […]
FDA Issues Guidance on Food Allergen Labeling Exemptions
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued final guidance to help food manufacturers provide adequate data to support exemptions from the labeling requirements for ingredients derived from major food […]
California Chapter Members Send Harbor Commissioner a Message: Ports Still Tangled
Deny, deny, deny. That was the stance of David Arian, vice president of the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners (and former long-time member of the International Longshore & Warehouse […]
IWLA Economics Course: Did You Miss It?
IWLA members gathered in Niagara Falls, N.Y., last week for the 2015 IWLA Economics of Warehousing & 3PL Sales Course. Attendees experienced interactive learning with warehouse engineers, operations professionals, sales […]
IWLA Sustainability Council Tip of the Week: Green Tag, You’re It
Green power is a marketing term for electricity that is partially or entirely generated from environmentally preferable renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind, geothermal, biomass, biogas, and low-impact hydro. […]
FDA Proposal Requires Verification of Foreign Facilities Via U.S. Agent, Requests D-U-N-S Numbers for Each Facility
As IWLA carefully combs through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s latest proposal it brings up a few very important issues to the surface. According to IWLA Washington Representative Pat O’Connor: Foreign Facilities and […]
OSHA’s New Injury Reporting Requirements Begin Jan. 1
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently released a reminder about new industry reporting requirements. These specify how employers must report all work related fatalities within eight hours. Read […]
IWLA and the Election Results
I thank each and every one of you who voted, stepped up to contribute to the IWLA Political Action Committee, worked on campaigns, and encouraged others to do likewise. I […]
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