Amidst a British summer where temperatures were forecast to hit the dizzy heights of 37C, Walkers have capitalised on the heatwave by ramping up their promotional activity. 

In a recent edition of the Grocer, we saw Marks & Spencer (M&S) latest summer-long advert showcasing the credibility of their beef traceability. Five years later, the 2013 horse meat scandal is still at the forefront of the customers’ minds.

Challenges like Zoning and Cross-docking added to the need for farm-to-fork traceability and close management of shelf lives only adds to the already demanding requirements of warehousing and distribution in today’s food industry.

In food warehouses, it’s essential to move quickly, or things can start to go bad… literally. Getting product through the supply chain accurately and safely is crucial – or you will be haemorrhaging cash before products even leave the warehouse.

As part of ongoing updates to Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM, we want to make you aware of a important change coming soon. From 1st December 2025, the sales usage reports functionality in Dynamics 365 CRM will be deprecated. This means that after this date, you will no longer be able to access historical metrics or key performance indicators for contacts, accounts, leads, or opportunities.

This Halloween, it’s not just ghosts and ghouls giving Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM users a fright—it’s the features quietly vanishing into the night! Here’s a quick rundown of the haunted halls of CRM, where deprecations lurk around every corner.