In the midst of COVID-19, organizations within the food industry have been forced to pivot quickly in a variety of areas, and supplier partnerships have been no exception. The global pandemic has caused a wide range of impact, from a heightened number of force majeure letters and furloughs on one end of the spectrum, to overwhelmed, overworked suppliers lacking capacity on the other.
"Together with FoodLogiQ we were able to spring into action and execute on heightened food safety and sanitation procedures driven by COVID-19 and digitally validate they are being followed in our stores and distribution centers. Thank you to FoodLogiQ for our continued partnership and for working together to keep both our customers and team members as safe as possible.” - John Burns, Global Vice President, Quality Assurance, Food Safety and Quality Standards.
Every week FoodLogiQ will be aggregating the latest updates and resources for food businesses navigating the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Learn how the industry is adapting to protect and feed consumers while building resilience in the face of global crisis.
As we approach the end of April, many are feeling fatigue from the fear, bad news and uncertainty brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s why we’re dedicating this week’s round-up to acts of giving that are taking place across the food industry; join us in celebrating these moments of hope and support.
Every week FoodLogiQ will be aggregating the latest updates and resources for food businesses navigating the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Learn how the industry is adapting to protect and feed consumers while building resilience in the face of global crisis.
Global COVID-19 cases surpassed the 2 million mark this week, with the United States accounting for roughly one third of confirmed cases. While it may still be too early to tell, many are hoping that we are now seeing peaks across the country, with a downward trend in new cases on the horizon.
Every week FoodLogiQ will be aggregating the latest updates and resources for food businesses navigating the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Learn how the industry is adapting to protect and feed consumers while building resilience in the face of global crisis.
The economic shock of the COVID-19 crisis continues to impact the American workforce this week. A whopping 17 million Americans have filed for unemployment in the last three weeks, repeatedly breaking a record set in 1967, according to Politico. Many of these workers belong to the food industry, with service sectors being hit particularly hard. In addition to the CARES Act, states continue to develop their own relief programs geared towards supporting restaurants and workers. Restaurant Business reported on state-level assistance programs being implemented across the country; here is a breakdown of what each state is doing for restaurants impacted by COVID-19. From no-interest loans, to extended tax filing deadlines and eased regulation around food and beverage products, your business may qualify for local support.
