As we’ve discussed thus far in our “Fashion of Wine” series, wine pairings aren’t limited to food; parallels exist between wine and music, clothing, comic books, and more. To put a bow on this meandering journey we’ve taken through trends and pairings through the ages, we sat down for a chat with influencer Brion Cephus, …
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Logistics Viewpoints is pleased to offer a free executive summary of its market research report on Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), a transformative technology in the warehouse automation landscape. As businesses face rising labor shortages and escalating e-commerce demands, AMRs are proving essential for streamlining material movement and optimizing intralogistics operations. About the Full Report The …
To the delight of many of its die-hard fans, the 2006 film “The Devil Wears Prada” is gearing up for a sequel. Viewers aren’t exactly sure what the future holds for the movie’s iconic characters: Did Emily (Emily Blunt) ever get to go to Paris? Is Andy Sachs’ (Anne Hathaway) journalistic integrity still intact? Did …
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Pittston Co-Packers (PCP), Pittston, Pa., announced the launch of its first high-volume beverage manufacturing facility, providing full-service co-packing solutions. The new 403,000-square-foot facility meets the needs of today’s leading national beverage brands with end-to-end manufacturing capabilities.
In this episode of the Wine Podcast, host Jane Anson speaks to best-selling author Petie Kladstrup about her latest book, The Last Empress of France, which explores the life of Eugénie de Montijo, the wife of Napoleon III.
In this episode of the Wine Podcast, host Suzanne Mustacich speaks with viticulture expert Greg Gambetta to discuss the challenges and innovations in the wine industry, particularly in the context of climate change.
Although vodka’s European history dates back centuries, the spirit didn’t hit the U.S. market until after Prohibition. Then, it was only a matter of decades before it became the best-selling liquor in the country. It may seem strange for a spirit that’s traditionally odorless and flavorless to experience such a rapid ascent, but vodka’s neutral …
Whiskey has been a beloved beverage for well over six centuries. Ireland can trace its earliest written records of production to 1405, preceding Scotland by some 89 years — edging out Scotch in the historical record. On this side of the Atlantic, the earliest colonial-era farmers were crafting what became known as American rye decades …
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The Grillo grape was traditionally known for its leading role in Marsala, the Sicilian sweet fortified wine, though the style has widely fallen out of favor in recent years. But Grillo has been getting more attention lately as a crisp, dry white wine that’s perfect for the seafood of Sicily and beyond. In fact, Grillo …
The shift toward zero-emission freight is underway, but it’s not moving in a straight line. It’s happening incrementally, route by route, fleet by fleet, guided less by ideology than by operational fit. Two technologies are starting to matter: battery-electric trucks and hydrogen fuel cell trucks. Each comes with trade-offs, and each is suited to different …
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