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Airlines Warn Max Clashes Have Fractured Plane-Approvals Process

A rift between regulators over the Boeing 737 Max could undermine a long-established system of mutual recognition and hold back new plane programs, the International Air Transport Association said.

Source: Bloomberg

Enhancing Quality and Security in Product Traceability

Across nearly every industry, the inability to resolve product problems as they arise can cause a lack of trust with consumers that’s hard to rebuild.

Source: Bloomberg

Europe Set for Move to Expand Trade Arsenal With Focus on Trump

Europe is arming itself for a more lawless world of trade — and the bloc’s sights are on the U.S.

1212 Europe Setfor Trade Move

Is Blockchain Ready to Serve the Food Industry?

Blockchain technology is progressing at a rapid clip, but when it comes to supply-chain applications, full deployment is far from being realized.

1212 Blockchain Readyto Serve

Drug-Plant Inspections Ebbed as Tainted Pills Flowed to U.S.

Inspections of foreign drug manufacturers by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration have fallen in recent years despite increasing worry about the safety and quality of generic medications, congressional investigators said.

1211 Drug Plant Inspection

Podcast | How Global Traders Can ‘Plan for Crazy’

These are “crazy times” for global traders. Have the old methods of planning become useless?

1206 How Global Traders Plan

How Companies Can Build Ethical Supply Chains on a Global Scale

What constitutes ethical practices in global supply chains can vary by country. Yet companies still need to uphold broad ethical standards for the treatment of workers and environmental sustainability.

1205 Companies Can Build Ethical

Supply Chain Has a Labor Abuse Problem

You’d be forgiven for believing that low-paid, non- or modestly skilled jobs in the supply chain are on the verge of being phased out by automation — especially the boring and repetitive ones.

1204 Workers Need Better Treatment

Impact of the US-China Trade War on Global Supply Chains

The volatility of the U.S. – China Trade war has caused considerable uncertainty for companies with global manufacturing networks. Increasing tariffs, regulations and other barriers are forcing companies to adapt to prepare for commercial risks amid escalating trade tensions.

Impact of the US-China Trade War on Global Supply Chains

One American CEO’s Tortuous Path to Surviving Trump’s Trade Wars

Perhaps no corporate executive in America has been whiplashed more by President Trump’s trade wars than Tom Werner.

1127 Surviving Trumps Trade Wars

Supply Chains Are Going Green in These Six Ways

Eco-friendly trends are finally catching on within supply-chain management — and transforming how the industry operates.

1126 Supply Chains Going Green

Podcast | This Campaign Is Out to Stop Forced Labor in India

Five years of efforts by The Freedom Fund to end modern slavery in India are showing positive results.

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