
Mondelez Automates U.S. Plants To Improve Shelf Availability
Mondelez is using a multiyear overhaul of its North America biscuit network to reset cost, service, and route-to-market logic in a structurally weaker demand environment.

Mondelez is using a multiyear overhaul of its North America biscuit network to reset cost, service, and route-to-market logic in a structurally weaker demand environment.

Smart, connected packaging is emerging as a quiet backbone of Industry 5.0, with RFID enabling automated identification, condition monitoring and item-level intelligence at scale. The

Container loading has long been one of the least efficient links in the logistics chain. Large crews, forklifts, and manual sequencing at the dock extend

PepsiCo’s latest move puts digital twin execution at the center of its network redesign. In a multi-year collaboration with Siemens and Nvidia, the company is

Legged robots are edging closer to day-to-day use in warehouses and industrial sites, forcing regulators to confront risks that traditional automation never posed. A new

DHL Supply Chain, the contract logistics arm of DHL Group, is extending its global automation strategy with a structured rollout of Robust.AI’s Carter robots across

Demand growth has intensified staffing pressures across transportation, warehousing, and distribution. Labor shortages, lingering misconceptions about logistics careers, and uneven interest from younger workers are

Last-mile delivery has become one of the most visible, and fragile, points in the B2B customer experience. As costs rise and service expectations harden, many

Shoppers still want their orders fast, but they are increasingly judging retailers on whether parcels turn up when promised and how clearly problems are communicated

Macy’s is concentrating omni-channel fulfilment into a 2.5 million sq ft, AI-enabled node that changes how its network, inventory and margin model work. In Brief

Mondelez is using a multiyear overhaul of its North America biscuit network to reset cost, service, and route-to-market logic in a structurally weaker demand environment.

Smart, connected packaging is emerging as a quiet backbone of Industry 5.0, with RFID enabling automated identification, condition monitoring and item-level intelligence at scale. The

Container loading has long been one of the least efficient links in the logistics chain. Large crews, forklifts, and manual sequencing at the dock extend

PepsiCo’s latest move puts digital twin execution at the center of its network redesign. In a multi-year collaboration with Siemens and Nvidia, the company is

Legged robots are edging closer to day-to-day use in warehouses and industrial sites, forcing regulators to confront risks that traditional automation never posed. A new

DHL Supply Chain, the contract logistics arm of DHL Group, is extending its global automation strategy with a structured rollout of Robust.AI’s Carter robots across

Demand growth has intensified staffing pressures across transportation, warehousing, and distribution. Labor shortages, lingering misconceptions about logistics careers, and uneven interest from younger workers are

Last-mile delivery has become one of the most visible, and fragile, points in the B2B customer experience. As costs rise and service expectations harden, many

Shoppers still want their orders fast, but they are increasingly judging retailers on whether parcels turn up when promised and how clearly problems are communicated

Macy’s is concentrating omni-channel fulfilment into a 2.5 million sq ft, AI-enabled node that changes how its network, inventory and margin model work. In Brief