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Regulation & Compliance: Page 375
WTO Ruling Feeds Canada's Ability to Levy Huge Tariffs on U.S. Beef
Canada is prepared to impose retaliatory tariffs against U.S. beef imports after the World Trade Organization sided with Canada and Mexico in a trade battle over meat-labeling rules.
Shoppers Abandon Retailers Who Sustain Data Breaches, Report Claims
U.S. shoppers are likely to change their shopping habits if their favorite retailer experienced a data breach, according to a report by Vormetric and Wakefield, which specialize in data security solutions.
As Rule on Ocean Container Weight Approaches, Many Unprepared to Comply
Retailers, manufacturers and farmers worldwide are protesting a new marine shipping safety rule they say will raise transport costs and cause delays at ports worldwide.
Not So FAST: What the New Transportation Funding Bill Lacks
The reviews are in, and they're nearly all raves. Just about everyone seems happy about the enactment of a long-term, long-awaited transportation bill.
When You Should Consider Transferring Tax Planning Rights to Foreign Subsidiary
Intellectual property is generally the most valuable asset held by technology companies and many other businesses across all sectors of the economy. Generally speaking, if sales attributable to IP will be used only in the United States, it's likely to be more tax efficient for such rights to remain here.
Slow Down! Putting the Brakes on Fast Fashion
Today's fashion industry is obsessed with getting product to store shelves quickly, changing out assortments constantly, and charging rock-bottom prices. But there's a price to be paid for that behavior.
Ex-Im Bank Open for Business Again, But Only for Small Deals
The announcement on the Export-Import Bank's website proclaimed in big blue letters "Ex-Im Bank Reauthorized" - but the fight is not over yet for the government's embattled export credit agency.
Covectra Issues Serialization System for Infant Formula Protection
Covectra, a provider of technology for product serialization, authentication and tracking and tracing, has launched a new system for protecting infant formula from counterfeiting.
Green America Creates Center for Sustainability Solutions
Green America, an organization promoting sustainable economic activities, has created a Center for Sustainability Solutions.
Household Goods Make Up 'Significant' Portion of Recent Product Recalls, Report Says
Household goods account for a significant majority of all consumer product recalls in the U.S. since 2010, according to Recalls Hit Home: Household Goods Drive Consumer Product Recalls, a report from Stericycle ExpertSOLUTIONS.
Sanitary Food Transportation Act Could Shake Up Cold Chain Industry
Proposed regulations mandated by the Sanitary Food Transportation Act and the Food Safety Modernization Act hold powerful implications for the future of the cold chain industry. The business environment is shifting, and the proposed rule is just one piece of this changing landscape, as the industry experiences an overall increase in regulations, customer-required audits and augmented public pressure from food recalls.
Is America Dangerously Reliant on Chinese Merchant Ships?
In future conflicts, America's merchant fleet could find itself outnumbered and outmaneuvered on the high seas, say the authors of a new paper on U.S. maritime security.
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