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Airlines Unlikely to Meet 2050 Net Zero Goal, Says IATA Chief

More than half of the planned decarbonization of aviation was dependent on the development of sustainable aviation fuels, which has reached only 0.8% of airline fuel needs this year.

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Canada Sees Shrinking EV Manufacturing Prospects, Despite Subsidies

Recent industry pullbacks have prompted questions from analysts and policy-makers about whether the value of Canada’s multi-billion-dollar government subsidies for the EV industry will be realized.

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First Oil Supertanker Moors at Kharg Island in Almost a Month

The blockade is depriving Tehran of petroleum revenue and the market of millions of barrels of supply.

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Nissan in Talks to Make Cars by China’s Chery at UK Plant

Chery’s brands, which include Jaecoo and Omoda, have proved popular with British buyers, taking customers from the likes of Nissan.

Automobile body shells on the vehicle production line at the Nissan Motor Co. manufacturing plant in Sunderland, UK. Photographer: Ian Forsyth/Bloomberg

The Gap Between Tracking and Execution

The next phase of supply chain management will be defined by how effectively companies can ensure that product identity remains accurate, aligned and executable across their network.

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Trump Attempts to Halt Tariff Refunds

The DoJ has filed a notice that it intends to challenge the Court of International Trade’s original refund order.

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Trump Begins Rebuilding His Tariff Wall Citing Forced Labor

Section 301 tariffs are seen as more legally sound and flexible than other powers Trump has eyed, but also more time-consuming.

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Japan’s Takaichi Urges Passage of Vessels in Call With Iran

Japanese shipowners are typically conservative, and few Japan-linked vessels have passed through the Strait of Hormuz since Tehran effectively closed off the waterway.

Sanae Takaichi Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

U.S. to Levy 25% Tariff on Brazil, After 301 Investigation

The proposed tariffs would exempt some products, including beef, coffee, rare earth metals, aircraft equipment and certain fruits and vegetables, among the main goods the U.S. imports from Brazil.

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Importers Into Mexico Can No Longer Delay Complying With New Customs Declaration Law

July 31 is the date on which Mexico begins enforcement of a comprehensive mandatory reporting law for all imports.

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Strait of Hormuz Ship Transits Are Rising Thanks to U.S. Help

Some of the ships that have crossed belong to companies that hadn’t transited Hormuz since the war began.

A U.S. service member watches a ship transit the Arabian Sea. Source: U.S. Navy

Customs Commissioner Summoned to Answer Questions About Tariff Refunds

A judge on the U.S. Court of International Trade, has indicated concern that the government has not fully complied with a directive to return all of the money amassed under IEEPA duties.

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