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France May Have to Keep Coal-Power Plants for Security of Supply

Growing demand during the energy transition will pressure supplies in the future, Reseau de Transport d’Electricite said in its 2023-2035 outlook

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Kenya and Ukraine Planning “Grain Hub” to Combat African Food Insecurity

The leaders of Ukraine and Kenya did not provide any details on how the grain hub would be set up or how grain would be transported to Africa.

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Supply Chain Resilience: The Crucial Intersection of Visibility and Trade Compliance

Today, CFOs, CIOs and general counsels are facing a reality that demands the fusion of two crucial elements: visibility to maintain the smooth flow of the supply chain, and compliance with stringent regulations.

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Chinese Seafood Imports from Japan Fell After Release of Fukushima Water

Japan said that China was the world’s biggest importer of Japanese seafood in 2022 after the country acquired $571 million of seafood.

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Yang Ming Accused of Profiteering During Pandemic by Bed Bath & Beyond

Current law does not allow the FMC to enforce federal anti-trust laws against foreign-owned ocean carriers — which covers all major ones.

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Survey: Cyber-Security, Supply Chains Move to Top-of-Mind for CFOs

Profitability is taking a back seat to technology transformation, supply chain and operational challenges, according to a survey released September 18 by Jefferson Wells.

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Big Emissions Bills Are Coming for Ships Sailing in Europe

It could take a while to really cut emissions, because it would still be cheaper to pay for the emissions rather than use more expensive marine biofuels.

Photo: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg

Strangling the Flow: The Impacts of Overbearing Regulations on California’s Logistics Sector

Adopting a technology-driven approach to sustainability offers more advantages than tighter regulations that disproportionately benefit large-scale corporations and drive up prices.

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Codelco Planning to End Some Copper Deals with Chinese Clients in 2025

Sources said Codelco is hoping to replace exclusively copper concentrate deals with other agreements that include concentrate and value-added intermediate products.

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G-7 Plans to Ban Imports of Russian Diamonds, Belgium Says

The mechanism will consist of a direct ban on purchases, which would take effect on January 1, as well as an indirect ban, which would kick in more gradually.

Photo: Bloomberg

UAW Employees Strike Against GM, Stellantis and Ford

Roughly 13,000 UAW members walked off the job at car manufacturing facilities in Missouri, Michigan and Ohio on September 15.

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JetBlue Says Delayed Planes, Engine Woes Constraining Growth

The airline has said it will get just 19 new Airbus SE aircraft in 2023, instead of the 30 it originally expected.

John F. Kennedy International Airport. New York, New York. Photo: Bloomberg

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