June 5, 2025 (New York, NY) — Wilson Daniels has selected Breakthru Beverage Group as its distributor in California beginning July 1, 2025, following the announcement of Republic National Distributing Co. […]
If an extra excuse were needed to enjoy a glass of red wine or bar of chocolate then new research extolling the virtues of a diet rich in compounds known as flavonoids may have provided it. Flavonoids are found in a wide range of food and drink, including tea, berries, apples and oranges. Tantalisingly, they …
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As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more integrated into supply chains, companies are focusing on how it can support human workers. Most effective AI implementations today are designed to improve decision-making, reduce routine tasks, and increase operational efficiency through human-in-the-loop systems and decision support tools. This article outlines how organizations like Amazon, Walmart, and Toyota are …
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The Power Inverter Kill Switch Story Underlines The Importance Of Provenance in Cybersecurity and the Supply Chain Do you really know what your production assets contain? If you’ve ever bought antiques, you’re probably familiar with the concept of provenance. I have relatives that own a dresser that was gifted from George Washington to a family …
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While its name might evoke the bygone cocktails of the disco era, crème de cassis is a deep red liqueur capable of shining in a wide range of cocktails. Often confused with Chambord, which is made with black raspberries, crème de cassis is made by infusing crushed blackcurrants in a neutral liqueur. The result is …
New York and London. Singapore, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. If it seems like every bar that garners international attention is found in one of those metropolises, it’s not too far from the truth. Reaching the rarefied air of a best bar worth traveling for — or a must-visit stop on the guest-shift circuit — requires a …
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As we continue to figuratively swim around inside a bottle of wine, we move on from discussing dissolved gasses and volatile substances to take a look at another set of components: fixed substances. These are pure substances that have a definite and unchanging composition. They don’t evaporate. They’re not volatile. We’re talking about residual sugars, …
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Every town in the country, regardless of size, has some entity in place to handle political affairs. Most have a mayor, while others rely on a city council. But when a town is so small that it doesn’t technically qualify as a “town,” who runs the show? Well, it depends. These places, formally known as …
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Supply Chain leaders (CSCOs) are responsible for driving strategic growth, fostering innovation within their supply chains, and ensuring long-term value creation. However, many companies are now confronted with challenges such as abrupt tariff increases, supply chain instability, and delays in the delivery of critical components. Recent data from Yale’s budget analysis highlights the growing economic …
If you truly know California wine, you know Zinfandel. And if you know Zinfandel, then you most certainly know Rombauer Vineyards. The late vintner Koerner Rombauer started Rombauer Vineyards in 1980. Four years later, the winery released its first offerings: a Cabernet Sauvignon and a Chardonnay. The producer would soon become synonymous with the opulent …
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