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Food Giants Try Carbon Labels to Solve Their Climate Problem

Nestle SA, Pepsico Inc. and 25 other companies are backing a project that calculates a product’s environmental impact from farm to store and then grades it with a color-coded label. It’s the first time a partnership this big is working to find a one-size-fits-all way to assess the supply chain.

Farm workers harvest potatoes. Photo: Getty Images.

Watch: Permanent Changes Are Coming to Automotive Supply Chains

Richard Kilgore, associate professor of management and business administration at Maryville University, describes the plight that automakers are currently facing, due to multiple causes of disruption in the supply chain.

Permanent Changes Are Coming to Automotive Supply Chains

PMI Builds One-Stop Shop for ‘Touchless’ Supply Chain Management

A radical decision by tobacco giant Philip Morris International to transition to smoke-free products called for a global makeover of its supply chain processes.

Philip Morris International Inc. is transforming its product portfolio from the mono-category of tobacco to multi-category products including electronics, consumables and accessories. Photo: Getty Images.

Watch: Seven Tips for Manufacturers on Navigating the Supply Chain Crisis

Rebecca Jasper, director of global supply chain with Minnesota Rubber & Plastics, offers seven tips for companies struggling to survive in the current supply chain crisis, as well as looking to cope with future disruptions.

Seven Tips for Manufacturers on Navigating the Supply Chain Crisis

The Logistics-Tech Company Keeping Pfizer's Vaccine Unimaginably Cold

Controlant, a provider of innovative technology for monitoring the distribution of temperature-sensitive vaccines and other items in the cold chain, takes on COVID-19.

Vials of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine sit in a freezer. Photo: Bloomberg.

How to Protect Supply Chains From Cybercrime, Natural Disasters and More

Unprecedented congestion, rising freight costs and limited availability of raw materials and key consumer goods have forced businesses this past year to get smarter when it comes to risk management.

A ransomware demand for $300 worth of bitcoin is displayed on the screen of a laptop infected by the 'Petya' computer virus. Photo: Bloomberg.

Moderna Finds That Creating a Covid Vaccine Was the Easy Part

More than 10 months after U.S. regulators first authorized its potent shot, Moderna is finding that inventing a COVID-19 vaccine was actually a relatively straightforward task compared with what would come next: ramping up vial-filling operations on multiple continents and distributing the vaccine to countries around the world in the middle of a devastating pandemic.

A vial of Moderna Inc.'s COVID-19 vaccine. Photo: Bloomberg.

Watch: How a Lack of Supply Chain Visibility Fuels Corruption Risk

Jordan Strauss, managing director in the Forensic Investigations & Intelligence Practice of Kroll, LLC, details the major risks of corruption existing in supply chains today, and offers tips on addressing them.

How a Lack of Supply Chain Visibility Fuels Corruption Risk

Watch: Reducing Supply Chain Risk Through 'Sureshoring'

Offshoring, nearshoring, and now "sureshoring": Brian Glick, chief executive officer of Chain.io, tells why global supply chains need to take a more complex and sophisticated approach to deciding where to source their products.

Reducing Supply Chain Risk Through Sureshoring

Biden’s Executive Order Amplifies Need for Digital Transformation

As affected companies race to address supply chain vulnerabilities, how can they best prepare and support the frontline workforce?

Supply Chains Need $100 Trillion to Hit Climate Goal

Global supply chains will need an estimated $100 trillion in investment to achieve the planet’s goal of net-zero carbon emissions over the next three decades, according to new research that pins as much as half of that price tag on small- to medium-size businesses.

A driver prepares to attach a chassis to a zero emission electric truck at the Port of Long Beach in Long Beach, California. Photo: Bloomberg.

Ships Queues Worsen Port Delays From Singapore to Piraeus

The pileup is the latest logistical knot in global supply chains, with satellite shipping data allowing for real-time monitoring of port issues globally.

An LNG powered container ship operated by CMA CGM SA is docked at the Port of Singapore. Photo: Bloomberg.

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