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The Missed Opportunity of Duty Recovery in Canada

In light of the shifting CBSA regulatory landscape, businesses in 2024 should be focused on optimizing their Customs operations to protect profit margins.

A Checklist for Mitigating Customs Processing Risks in 2024

Taking these precautions beforehand, and working with trusted logistics partners, can help your organization maintain the streamlined operations it needs to succeed.

There’s Only One Way Off a Burning Platform

Here, you’ll find dozens of experts from multiple disciplines, writing about tools to address the mega-challenges and persistent uncertainty that has plagued supply chains over the past few years.

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Mixing Innovation and Practicality in Advanced Manufacturing

Companies must leverage historical industry expertise as they look to incorporate cutting-edge technologies like IoT and AI to optimize manufacturing processes and adapt their organizations to future ways of working.

How Greenfield Analysis Improves Your Facility Location Planning

If an organization fails to perform a greenfield analysis before establishing a new facility, it may encounter challenges and risks that can have significant negative consequences.

Livestock Ship Stranded at Sea for Weeks Returns to Australia

The ship remained at sea for several weeks awaiting a decision from Australia as to whether or not the livestock could be offloaded due to biosecurity risks, officials said.

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Major Carmakers Could Be Using Uyghur Forced Labor, Report Says

Over 15% of the aluminum produced in China comes from Xinjiang, a region where the government has conducted a “long-running campaign of repression against Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslim communities.”

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OPEC+ Nations Set to Decide on Extending Cuts in Early March

Seven coalition members have pledged supply curbs totaling about 900,000 barrels a day this quarter, in tandem with a 1 million-barrel reduction by group leader Saudi Arabia.

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Podcast | The Quest for a Zero-Waste Supply Chain

Most organizations still have a long way to go before they can declare their supply chains to be “zero waste.”

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Germany Planning to Oppose EU Supply Chain Law, Ministers Say

If approved, the rule will apply to European companies that employ over 500 people and have a net worldwide turnover of at least 150 million euros ($162.45 million).

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Former Boeing Manager Would 'Absolutely Not' Fly on 737 MAX Planes

Ed Pierson, a former senior manager of Boeing’s 737 program, expressed concerns after regulators allowed Max 9s to return to service last week.

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Biden Administration Pledges $243M to Modernize Airports in 37 States

This money includes 150 grants that will be used to modernize airport infrastructure, improve runway safety and create jobs in 37 states.

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