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Sapporo to Move Production from Canada to U.S.

The Japanese beer-maker plans to shift production of its non-alcoholic beer, currently made in Canada for U.S. customers, to the U.S. by the first half of 2027.

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What Canada’s Retaliatory Tariffs Mean for U.S. Manufacturers and the Supply Chain

For manufacturers, the goal isn't to predict the next tariff announcement, but to build a supply chain that's resilient enough to withstand whatever comes next.

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Freight’s Next Cost Breakthrough Will Come From the Network

Because the conditions that create that empty mile sit across multiple loads, shippers and facilities, no individual stakeholder can solve it alone.

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How AI Is Reshaping the Fleet Safety Landscape

Best-in-class fleets are setting themselves apart by shifting from a reactive approach to fleet safety to a proactive, predictive driver safety model.

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U.S. Trade Deficit Grows to $88.6B in July

The July trade deficit reached its highest level since the White House announced its "Liberation Day" tariffs in April 2025.

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Learning Resources Goes to Court Over Tariffs, Again

The three-judge panel at the Court of International Trade assigned to the litigation determined that only one sample case should move forward at this point.

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How to Reduce Risk in Sourcing Critical Medical Components

In an industry where product quality can have a direct impact on patient care, supplier relationships can’t be treated as purely transactional.

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France Looks to Rein in Fast Fashion Platforms With New Fees

French Commerce Minister Serge Papin cited a need to limit the impacts that fast fashion companies have on the economy and environment.

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Federal Court Strikes Down Labeling of Anthropic as 'Supply Chain Risk'

U.S. District Judge Rita Lin said that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's decision to attach the supply chain risk label to the company was "arbitrary and capricious."

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Securing the Cross-Border Supply Chain: Risk Mitigation and Customs Compliance in U.S.-Mexico Trade

This white paper presents supply chain executives with a comprehensive blueprint for securing cross-border trade between the U.S. and Mexico.

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California Teamsters Sue Over State's Approval of Driverless Trucks

The lawsuit accuses the DMV of approving heavy-duty driverless trucks without properly weighing the impacts on job losses, and without considering public input.

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Sustainability Reporting: Are Companies Measuring What Matters?

The future of sustainability reporting will be less about the volume of information companies disclose, and more about the quality, relevance and business impact of that information.

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