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Strong Economy Boosts Outlook for Holiday Shopping Season in U.S.

The National Retail Federation projects $979-989 billion worth of retail sales in the U.S. during the November-December holiday season in 2024.

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Rolls-Royce Likely to Hit 2025 Profit Goals Despite Supply Chain Woes

Under CEO Tufan Erginbilgic, Rolls-Royce has put greater focus on profitable contracts as well on slashing costs internally.

A Rolls Royce Holdings Trent Engine. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg

'Huge' Impacts on Supply Chains Likely During Next Trump Presidency

Over the course of his campaign, Trump vowed to implement tariffs on Chinese imports between 60% and 100%, in addition to 10-20% tariffs on all other imports.

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Supply Chain Innovation 2024: A Formula for Thriving in the Age of Disruption

We congratulate the winner and finalists of this year’s Supply Chain Innovation Award competition, and trust that their examples will motivate others to seek out new ideas and solutions.

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Shanghai Unveils Green Shipping Plan as New Emissions Rules Loom

The target is to raise Shanghai’s low-carbon bunkering to over one million tons a year by 2030, according to a November 1 statement.

Gantry cranes and shipping containers at the Yangshan Deepwater Port in Shanghai, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg

Labor Disputes Stall Traffic at Canada's Three Largest Ports

The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade estimates that more than $600,000 million worth of trade has been disrupted in just the first 18 hours of the West Coast work stoppage.

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China Files WTO Complaint as Feud Over EU EV Tariffs Escalates

The levies range between 8% and 35% depending on the manufacturer — on top of an existing 10% tariff — and are set to remain in place for the next five years.

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The Fight Against Food Fraud in Our 'Biggest, Weirdest Supply Chains'

The World Trade Organization estimates the global cost of food fraud to be anywhere between $30 billion and $50 billion each year.

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Airbus Reaffirms Delivery Goals After Months of Supply Chain Turmoil

Airbus is planning to replace the head of its commercial aircraft business, and stick with its goal to deliver about 770 aircraft this year.

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U.S. More Susceptible to Drug Shortages Than Canada

The study theorized that Canada has had a more cooperative relationship between drug manufacturers, government agencies, health care systems and wholesalers.

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New Shipping Pollution Rule to Aid Europe's Ailing Diesel Demand

The regulation will result in an increase of 44,000 barrels a day in demand for a type of diesel fuel known as marine gas-oil next year.

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Watch: ‘The Proximity Premium’: Can Nearshoring ‘Shockproof’ U.S. Supply Chains?

Two analysts from KPMG discuss the findings of the firm’s new survey of changing sourcing strategies by U.S. supply chain executives.

The Proximity Premium Can Nearshoring Shockproof Us Supply Chains

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