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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 194
Baby Formula Shortage Shows Risk of U.S. Industry Concentration
Decades of market consolidation in the U.S. have resulted in problems like the one millions of American families are now facing. Four companies — Abbott, Perrigo, Nestle and Mead Johnson — control 90% of the U.S. supply of formula.
Supply Chain Managers Are Quitting in Unprecedented Numbers
Supply chain managers quit their jobs last year at the highest rate since at least 2016 due to a mix of burnout and a desire for fatter paychecks.
Coffee Shipped by Sailboat Is the Whimsical Way These Companies Are Cutting Emissions
There’s never been a more dreamy way to have your coffee delivered than a sailboat across the Atlantic.
If Tesla Isn’t Good Enough for an ESG Index, Then Who Is?
Tesla Inc.’s removal this week from an industry benchmark index is raising new questions about what ESG actually means to investors.
Obsession With Cost Puts Supply Chains at Risk
Supply chain management strategies often center on a dominant but incomplete view of cost — to the exclusion of resilience.
Biden Invokes Emergency Powers to Try to Ease Formula Shortage
President Biden invoked emergency powers under the Defense Production Act to try and boost production of baby formula, while ordering the use of government planes for imports to alleviate shortages.
Hospitals Ration CT Scans, Awaiting Dye From Shanghai GE Plant
Hospitals around the U.S. are postponing CT scans and rationing care while waiting on shipments of medical dye made in a Shanghai plant that just restarted production amid the city’s lockdown.
U.S., European Firms Rethink China Investment After Lockdowns
U.S. and European businesses are reconsidering their investments in China after the lockdown in Shanghai and restrictions in other cities caused major disruption to their operations.
Four Steps to Developing a Scope 3 Emissions Program
It's a matter of when — not if — U.S. companies will be required to report carbon emissions, including those from their supply chains.
Fewer Nuggets, Smaller Salads: Shrinkflation Hits U.S. Restaurants
America’s restaurants are in the same boat as the rest of the country, battling the soaring food and fuel costs that recently helped send U.S. inflation to a 40-year high.
From Sneakers to Teslas, China Lockdowns Upend Global Supply Chains
Here’s a breakdown of how the situation in China is intensifying global supply chain chaos.
U.S., EU Plan to Pledge Supply Chain Cooperation to Counter Russia
The U.S. and European Union plan to keep addressing supply chain and other disruptions as they project a unified front against Russia when high-level officials meet starting Sunday to discuss cooperation on trade and technology issues in Paris.
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