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15.05.25 - 14:03
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Blue Yonder Releases Q1 2025 Company Highlights and Launches Cognitive Solutions With AI Agents Heading Into Q2 (Business Wire)
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Leading supply chain solutions company kicked off Q1 strong and heads into Q2 with game-changing AI-powered and platform-enabled solutions that support its customers during times of disruption
DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Blue Yonder Holding, Inc. (Blue Yonder), the world leader of end-to-end digital supply chain transformation, today released its Q1 2025 company highlights and further showcased its vision to help companies “bring on tomorrow” at its annual customer conference, ICON 2025, by introducing new Cognitive Solutions and artificial intelligence (AI) agents.
Quarterly Company Highlights
In Q1 2025, Blue Yonder continued to showcase its strong momentum in the market by:
Adding 30 new customer logos in Q1 2025. New customers who selected Blue Yonder or existing customers who extended their footprint during the quarter include:
Americas: Fármacon, GXO Logistics, Supermercados Erbi
APAC/EMEA: Foodstuffs North Island, Linfox, Coop-Gruppe Genossenschaft, Honda Motor Europe Logistics N.V., Sainsbury's...
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11.05.25 - 17:48
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UK supermarkets suspend supplies from Lincolnshire pig farm over cruelty claims (The Guardian)
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Workers at farm owned by UK's biggest pig meat producer Cranswick filmed killing piglets by banned 'blunt force trauma'• Warning: graphic contentTesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons have suspended supplies from a Lincolnshire pig farm linked to illegal abuse of pigs.Secretly filmed footage has shown farm workers at Northmoor Farm appearing to grab piglets by their hind legs and smashing them on to the hard floor – a banned method of killing known as blunt force trauma or “piglet thumping”. Continue reading......
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05.05.25 - 13:06
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Sainsbury′s tea to return to Fairtrade label after dropping it in 2017 (The Guardian)
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'Tipping point' as supermarket's move will increase amount of Fairtrade tea sold in UK by almost 50%Sainsbury's has drawn a line under a previous controversial attempt to create its own ethical label by agreeing a major tea deal with the Fairtrade Foundation.As a result of the move, all classic teabags in the “by Sainsbury's” range will move to Fairtrade, with Kerrina Thorogood, the foundation's director of partnerships, describing the move as a “tipping point” for ethical tea. Continue reading......
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29.04.25 - 17:06
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′You sold it – now recycle it′: the protesters mailing worn-out clothes to the shops they bought them from (The Guardian)
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Charity shops won't take them. Councils incinerate them. Retailers dump them on the global south. We're running out of ideas on how to deal with our used clothes – and the rag mountain just keeps growingIn February, a threadbare polycotton bedsheet landed on the desk of Simon Roberts, CEO of Sainsbury's. A “protest by post”, it had been sent by the Sheffield-based designer, maker and eco activist Wendy Ward. “I purchased this from Sainsbury's at least 10 years ago,” she wrote in the accompanying letter. “It has served me well. However, I have no sustainable options available for what I should do with it.” Beyond repair, it was too damaged to donate to a charity shop, she explained. She couldn't compost it as it had been blended with polyester, and she couldn't repurpose it as cleaning cloths, as, being polycotton, it wasn't absorbent. And, she added, “I don't want to put it into a textile recycling collection as the likelihood is that it will be shipped overseas or incinerated and ...
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