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Global Trade & Economics: Page 198
Warning Post-Brexit Border Checks Could Deter EU Imports
The U.K. Cabinet Office said the new regime was a "huge step forward for the safety, security and efficiency of our borders." But the Cold Chain Federation, which represents chilled food traders, said it will hamper trade.
China Urges Japan to Refrain From Joining U.S. Chip Curbs
Ties between Beijing and Tokyo have frayed in recent years as Japan joined U.S.-led moves to counter China’s regional influence through institutions such as the Quad group, which includes Australia and India.
Modernization of EDI to Bring Supply Chains Together Faster
Instead of looking for a replacement technology for EDI, we must learn how to embrace a future in which it offers superior supply chain interoperability via pre-connected capabilities.
China Strikes Back at U.S. Chip Maker
China’s decision to put Micron under review followed sweeping restrictions placed by the United States on China’s semiconductor industry
Uniqlo Parent to Audit Working Conditions at Third-Tier Suppliers
Fast Retailing had originally performed compliance checks only on plants operated by primary and secondary suppliers. Now, Uniqlo will handle compliance checks for third-tier cotton spinning mills.
The U.S. Warehouse Capital Boomed During the Pandemic. Now It’s Facing a Slowdown
Data out April 4 showed U.S. supply-chain activity fell to the lowest in at least 6 ½ years in March, with low transport prices for goods driving the decline in the Logistics Managers’ Index.
Airbus Targets A350 Wide-Body Sale on Macron’s China Trip
Adding wide-bodies would bolster China’s global tourism capacity as it emerges from a three-year freeze on international travel because of its COVID-19 border shutdown.
Shock OPEC+ Output Cuts to Hit Demand, Rates for Oil Tankers
The production cuts will probably lead to a real loss in supply and tighten global oil markets because those doing the cutting are largely pumping at their quotas.
U.S. Campaigned to Stop Chinese Bid on Key Port in Croatia
The Croatian government awarded a $3 billion contract to build and operate a container terminal to Maersk-owned APM Terminals, after canceling a tender that had been given to three Chinese state-owned companies.
Sartorius to Buy French Biotech Polyplus for $2.6 Billion
The deal would bolster Sartorius’s portfolio of drug-delivery technologies, creating a deeper focus on the fast-growing field of viral vectors, which are tools used to deliver genetic material into cells.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo Announces U.S. Fiber Manufacturing Expansions
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law requires the use of Made-in-America materials and products for federally funded infrastructure projects including high-speed Internet deployment in America.
Digital Tools Help Metals Supply Chains Experience Less Volatility and More Resiliency
Businesses in the industrial metals industry must increasingly rely on digital tools such as real-time product tracking to optimize their items’ journey and to provide data to inform decisions.
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