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Regulation & Compliance: Page 276
Six Steps to an Ethical and Sustainable Supply Chain
Manufacturers today face increasingly complex challenges, from economic instability to compliance pressures and heightened global competition.
Podcast | 100,000 Assessments: Is There Progress in Supply-Chain Sustainability?
What’s to be learned from 100,000 assessments of sustainability in global procurement?
The Rise of Blockchain in Seafood Traceability
The seafood industry is plagued by poor management, malpractices and the inability to track product from origin to consumption.
For Trucking, the New Year Isn't Looking Great
Cyclical market swings are being exacerbated by new legislation and the entry of Amazon into the delivery business — factors that are likely to drive rates even lower.
Where Does IP Responsibility Fall Within the Supply Chain?
Earlier this year, the University of California sued Amazon, Walmart, Target and other major retailers for alleged infringement of four university patents related to “filament” LED light bulbs.
Getting a Handle on Supplier Risk in Global Supply Chains
In a complex modern-day global supply chain, how can companies assess which suppliers present the highest level of risk to business continuity? And how can they begin to implement effective risk-management programs based on end-to-end visibility?
The Largest Customs Gathering in London kicks off in March
With so many developments in the customs environment, there has never been a more important time for customs and trade experts to meet and discuss the upcoming changes and strategies to ensure minimum disruption to business operations.
Watch: Seven Strategies for Clinical Supply Chains
Clinical supply chains can learn some valuable lessons from the experience of other industries.
Is Your DC Hiding Something?
Technology may be helping companies work faster and with fewer resources, but the modern-day distribution center is still some way from achieving optimum productivity.
Online Retailers Ready to Tap Rising Demand for Booze Delivery
The opportunity is clear: The volume of liquor sold online in the U.S. should more than quadruple by 2024, reaching an estimated value of $13.4 billion.
Vietnam-Linked Hacking Group Targets Toyota, Other Companies
A Vietnam-based hacking group is learning from China’s playbook — using increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks to spy on competitors and help Vietnam catch up to global competitors, according to cybersecurity experts.
China’s Curing Cancer Faster and Cheaper Than Anywhere Else
Instead of the two to three weeks taken by current treatments from American and European drug makers, a Shanghai-based company is churning out cancer-killing immune cells overnight.
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