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U.S. Imports of ‘Blood Teak’ from Myanmar Continue Despite Sanctions

The EIA has warned the military-controlled government is likely not following the law, and the country is on track to lose its forests by 2035.

Traveler trekking at sunrise near Inle Lake, Myanmar (Burma). Photo: iStock.com/Joel Carillet

FDA Proposes New Requirements for ‘Healthy’ Food Labels

FDA has proposed new requirements for food manufacturers using the word "healthy" on their packaging.

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Tanker Companies Reaping Bonanza from Aging Ships Sold into ‘Shadow Fleet’

Owners of newer ships are also doing well, getting high prices for old ships while benefiting from strong tanker rates.

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Watch: How to Address Changing Demand in the Food Supply Chain

Oliver Hedgepeth, supply chain logistics professor at American Public University System, discusses how consumer tastes and purchasing patterns have changed, and how food suppliers must respond.

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Technology and Transparency: How the Pharma Supply Chain Must Adapt

The pharmaceutical sector has come under ever-greater scrutiny in recent years, as more and more counterfeit products infiltrate legitimate supply chains.

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Peloton Recalls 2m Bikes Over Injury Risk

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued the recall on May 11, alerting owners to injury risks associated with bike model number PL-01.

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G-7 Finance Chiefs to Add New Supply-Chain Proposal in Statement

Finance chiefs will propose new supply chain partnerships that’ll be open to other nations and require countries to have standards on human rights and environmental policies.

Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg

Smaller Truckers Are Struggling to Meet Mandates for Going Electric

Commercial trucking won’t be spared the transition to electric vehicles, but its progress toward adoption tough, especially when it comes to small and medium-sized truckers.

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How the U.S. is Trying to Block China's Control of Ports Around the Globe

In a video report, the WSJ looks at how U.S. diplomats have been working to counter Beijing’s influence, but how that effort has had mixed success.

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Podcast | Can Gig Workers Really Make a Living?

The battle over the definition, status and viability of the gig worker continues.

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How Contracts Can Insulate Life Sciences Companies From Supply Chain Strain

Life sciences companies need to draw on the tools and protections in their supplier contracts to maintain continuity and minimize disruption.

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Longer Trucks to be Allowed on Britain's Roads

The larger tail swing — the area swept by the rear of the truck as it makes turns — could put pedestrians and cyclists at risk.

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