Study Group: Plastic Pallet Experts (North America)
Council Members in this Study Group: 72
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Leading Experts in this Study Group
- George Gue
President and CEO
National Supermarket Retail Cooperative
George Gue is the President and Chief Executive Officer at National Supermarket Cooperative Corporation based in New York City where he has worked since December 2005. Until January 2005, Mr. Gue was Division President for the Raleigh Division of Winn-Dixie...
James AliucciPresident
The Global GroupJames Aliucci is the President of The Global Group. Global Group is dedicated to international consulting, specializing in fisheries, aquaculture and tropical agriculture concerns worldwide. Mr. Aliucci has extensive knowledge in world fisheries, microalgae,...
Pamela BethunePrincipal
Cottleston EnterprisesPamela Bethune is a Lead Auditor for TUV SUD America, an auditing firm performing third party audits. She is also the Principal at Cottleston Enterprises, an auditing and consulting firm performing audits for companies such as TUV SUD America, where she...
Joel AdamsLogistics Manager
HOLCIM (US), INCJoel Adams is Logistics Manager of Road Transportation at Holcim (US), a multinational manufacturer of cement. Mr. Adams is responsible for national road transportation strategy for the United States. Prior to joining Holcim (US), he was the Regional...
GLG NewsSM Analyses by this Study Group's Leading Experts(?)
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Pollock front and center again, despite no one knowing why
November 20, 2009
Analysis by: James Aliucci, President,Pollock quotas likely to drop again | www.publicbroadcasting.net
The latest prediction on the Total Allowable Catch totals for the USA pollock industry for 2010 appear to be solidly in favor of lowering them once again. This makes Greenpeace happy (not really) but is bad news for the industry as a whole. Jobs will be lost, companies may be headed for continued hard times. Yet most consumers of fish say, so what, I never eat pollock. How wrong they are.
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Aquaculture Can Feed The World, Tilapia Is a Big Part Of The Answer
November 9, 2009
Analysis by: James Aliucci, President,Can Aquaculture Feed the World | blueridgepress.com
We read more and more about aquaculture and how the industry is progressing, and reading about its issues of concern as well. We see that the carnivores of the industry may be more of a problem than a solution. We must work on a better feed to product ratio, but more importantly, we have part of the solution, tilapia culture.
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Millions Of Canadian Salmon Still Missing
November 7, 2009
Analysis by: James Aliucci, President,Canada to probe missing salmon stocks: PM | www.google.com
We have no idea what happens to the salmon when they go out to sea, but they always return. Well, up until now they have returned, this year they did not. This has had a devastating and ruinous effect on a billion dollar fishery in Canada. The sockeye salmon appear to have just disappeared. The appropriate Canadian authority is out to find the answer, they also should seek a solutions, looking forward, for the industry as a whole.
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Ecuador Shrimp Problems May Be Good News For US Shrimpers
October 22, 2009
Analysis by: James Aliucci, President,The Disappearance of Ecuador’s Mangroves | fishfarmaz.com
The USA shrimp industry has taken its share of hits lately. The imports form China, Cental and South America have caused the prices to drop to a point where US wild shrimp just seems to expensive to the average consumer. This may be about to change, as we look more closely at what is happening with the Ecuadorian farmed supply.
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Did CBS Just Wake Up To The Growing Salmon Problem
October 21, 2009
Analysis by: James Aliucci, President,Salmon Industry in Deep Water | www.cbsnews.com
The story presented by CBS recently is a great illustration on why no one outside the industry seems to be aware of our growing crisis. Unfortunately food production, fisheries and more directly the farmed salmon industry does not garner the headlines. Well not yet, although they do at times, when it is not a crisis but a catastrophe. I believe we could be close to that catastrophe. The population needs to start paying closer attention to the ever worsening developments in our food chain.
Members in this Study Group include these company types:
- Consulting Firm (ei)
- Plastic Container Manufacturer (ei)
- TL Carrier (ei)
- Mass Merchandisers and Discounters
- National Supermarket Chain
Members in this Study Group often have these job titles:
- President
- Principal
- Sales
- Consultant