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Retailers Rush Goods into U.S. Ports Ahead of August Tariff Deadline

Monthly imports into the U.S. are expected to rise from 2.06 million twenty-foot equivalent units in June to 2.36 million in July.

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Entering Markets in New Countries: What to Consider When Building New Supply Chains

Without access to sales trends, the supplier can’t see actual demand, making it difficult to respond quickly to changes and forcing them to hold excess inventory as a “safety buffer.”

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The Next War Will Be Fought in Supply Chains

The next attack on our country won’t be a dramatic airstrike or missile barrage. It will be quieter, more insidious.

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Pentagon to Invest $400M in U.S. Rare Earth Miner MP Materials

MP Materials owns the only operational rare earth mine in the U.S., which is located roughly 60 miles outside of Las Vegas in Mountain Pass, California.

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Watch: The Next Big Innovation Cycle in Global Electronics

John Mitchell, chief executive officer of the Global Electronics Association, formerly IPC International, explains the cycles of innovation that occur in his industry, and the next big breakthrough.

The Next Big Innovation Cycle In Global Electronics

Mercedes Car Sales Drop as Tariffs Crimp Demand in U.S., China

Mercedes’ global car sales fell 9% to 453,700 units from a year earlier, the German company said on July 7.

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Heatwave Dries Up Cargo Capacity on Europe's Largest Rivers

Ships transiting the Danube River in Hungary have only been able to operate at 30-40% capacity, prompting operators to hit cargo owners with surcharges as high as 100%.

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End to De Minimis Slows Flow of Air Cargo from China to U.S.

Starting in 2027, the U.S. will end de minimis exemptions for all countries, as part of President Trump's sweeping "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" that was signed into law on July 4.

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Argentina: A New Opportunity in Latin America’s Industrial Sector

Argentina, long hindered by currency controls and economic volatility, is emerging with new opportunities in its industrial sector.

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EU Nations Vote to Weaken Landmark Supply Chain Due Diligence Law

The move has since faced criticism from an array of groups, including international nonprofit Human Rights Watch and United Nations human rights advocates among others.

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Canned Food Giant Del Monte Files for Bankruptcy

Del Monte submitted its bankruptcy filing on July 1, while agreeing to a restructuring agreement with its lenders where it will sell off its assets to cover its debts.

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Cargill Announces Sustainability Overhaul for Cocoa Supply Chain

Cargill said that it's now using once-discarded cocoa shells as fuel for biomass boilers at its facilities in Amsterdam.

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