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Spoiler Alert named to Food Logistics' 2018 Top Green Providers List

Spoiler Alert has been named to the 2018 Top Green Providers list by Food Logistics magazine.

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Amelia Smith

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1/12/2026

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Boston, MA — June 20, 2018 — Today, Spoiler Alert announced that it has been named to the 2018 Top Green Providers list by Food Logistics magazine. Food Logistics is the only publication dedicated to covering the movement of product through the food supply chain and highlighting innovators that are advancing the industry.

“As a young company, we are honored to be recognized by Food Logistics as a 2018 Top Green Provider along with so many other industry leaders and innovative companies,” states Spoiler Alert CEO Ricky Ashenfelter. “This acknowledgment highlights that improving shrink management and reducing food waste are important sustainable business initiatives, and ones that drive real value for leading food companies.”

Every year, Food Logistics’ annual Top Green Providers list recognizes companies whose products, services, or exemplary leadership is enhancing sustainability within the food and beverage industry. According to the publication, this year’s list is made up of technology companies, 3PLs, and cold storage providers, including Americold and NSF International. Past award winners include Tyson Foods, Mars, and United Natural Foods.

The past year saw significant growth in Spoiler Alert’s work within the food distribution industry, with a customer base spanning food processing, wholesale distribution, and e-commerce. Earlier this year, Spoiler Alert announced the results of its ongoing partnership with HelloFresh, the world’s leading meal-kit provider. By working with Spoiler Alert, HelloFresh doubled the percentage of unsold inventory donated to hunger relief organizations, while reducing landfill-bound waste 65 percent at one of its distribution facilities.

“The agricultural sector and food supply chains at large have long recognized the importance of environmental stewardship for long-term sustainability in both business and for future food production globally,” notes Lara L. Sowinski, editorial director. “Food Logistics remains committed to promoting those in our industry who understand their leadership role in sustainability and work to raise the bar with new products, services and strategies each year.”

About Spoiler Alert

Spoiler Alert is a Boston-based technology company that helps food businesses manage unsold inventory. Spoiler Alert works with operators of food distribution centers and partners with companies like Sysco and HelloFresh through a software and services model that enables item-level tracking and reporting of food recovery and waste diversion activities, while facilitating food donations, discounted sales, and organics recycling to local, regional, and national networks of outlets.

About Food Logistics

Food Logistics is published by AC Business Media, a business-to-business media company that provides targeted content and comprehensive, integrated advertising and promotion opportunities for some of the world’s most recognized B2B brands. Its diverse portfolio serves the construction, logistics, supply chain and other industries with print, digital and custom products, events and social media.

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For media inquiries, contact: press@spoileralert.com

WRITTEN BY

Amelia Smith

Published on 

1/12/2026

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