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Regulation & Compliance: Page 364
States Ramp Up Efforts to Tax Online Sales
The explosive growth of online retailing over the last 20 years has increased the pressure on states to seek to enforce sales and use taxes on online purchases.
Forget Government Money - Billions in Private Investment Going Into Space Travel
It used to be that the only way to get to outer space was through the government.
Canada Acts to Ban Microbeads in Consumer Products
Canada's federal government has officially listed microbeads as a toxic substance, giving it the ability to ban the plastic beads used in cleansers.
C-TPAT Program Said to Be in Dire Need of Updating
The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program was created in the wake of the 9/11 attacks to build cooperative relationships that strengthen international supply chains and U.S. border security.
The Devastating Impact of Food Recalls on the Supply Chain
The recall of a single food ingredient can have massive implications for manufacturers and retailers, ranging over multiple supply chains.
The Compliance Map Unveils Supply Chain Transparency Module
The Compliance Map, a developer of software for supply-chain and environmental compliance, has created the Supply Chain Transparency Module.
ITS Financial Services Launches 'All-Risk' Cargo Insurance
ITS Financial Services has joined with McGriff, Seibels & Williams, and Roanoke Underwriting, to launch CargoShield.
Human Rights Watch Urges Governments to Do More to Combat Supply Chain Labor Abuse
Human Rights Watch says it is pressing governments worldwide to adopt policies to prevent what it says are rampant labor abuses in worldwide supply chains.
Boston Scientific: How the Life Sciences Sector Addresses Risk Management
Michael Landberg, strategic global sourcing manager at Boston Scientific, describes how a major player in life-sciences approaches the critical issue of risk management.
The Maturing of Risk Management at IBM
Louis Ferretti, project executive for global procurement with IBM, traces the history of the company's risk-management initiative, to its current use of sophisticated technology and business processes.
Damco Offers Weighing and Filing Services for New SOLAS Regs
Damco, a third-party logistics provider, has launched two Verified Gross Mass (VGM) services to support implementation of new regulations from the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).
British Forwarders Say It's Too Soon to Speculate on 'Brexit' Effect on Trade Procedures
Following the announcement that the UK will be leaving the European Union, the trade association that represents UK freight forwarders says in the run-up to that exit it will campaign to ensure that the movement of the UK's visible import and export trade does not become unduly burdened by overly complicated trade procedures.
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