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Regulation & Compliance: Page 398
How Business Should Respond to the Ebola Epidemic
The Ebola crisis has given rise to the usual epidemic of misinformation, overreaction and lack of preparedness by individuals and business. Will we ever learn?
Are High Taxes Causing American Business to Sour on France?
Competition for job-creating foreign direct investment (FDI) is brutal these days in the European Union. Although it used to be the world's biggest recipient of FDI, its global share has now fallen from almost 29 percent in 2011 to 17 percent in 2013, according to UNCTAD. With European investment subdued, banks reining in lending and economies struggling to grow, foreigners with fat wallets are more than usually needed. Even France has engaged this year in a charm offensive to lure them in. So a recent study suggesting that only 12 percent of American companies with operations in France rate it positively as an investment destination is ruffling feathers.
MD Logistics Boosts Biologic Storage in Reno, Nevada
MD Logistics, a third-party logistics provider, is increasing the biologic storage capabilities of its facility in Reno, Nev.
Proposed EPA Emissions Rule Called 'Illegal' by Industry Groups, States
An Environmental Protection Agency proposed rule that would require modified and reconstructed power plants to meet two different carbon dioxide emissions standards under separate provisions of the Clean Air Act is illegal, states and industry groups said.
New Head of European Shippers Council Pushes Green Logistics, Open Trade
Nik Delmeire, the newly appointed secretary general of the European Shippers' Council (ESC), has said it is time for businesses to measure, monitor and reduce emissions by freight transport. At the same time, the new European Commission should reduce existing trade barriers in the European Union. "Together these innovations can spur economic growth and create jobs," says Delmeire.
InfinityQS Publishes eBook on Vaccine Manufacturing Chain
Infinity QS International Inc. has published a new electronic book, "Transforming the Vaccine Manufacturing Chain: How Pharmaceutical Companies Can Ensure Quality and Accelerate Time to Market."
SEC's Conflict-Minerals Reporting Rule: A Progress Report
By now, all manufacturers are fully up to speed on the Securities & Exchange Commission's new rule about disclosing the presence of conflict minerals in their products ... aren't they?
The Carbon Trust to Offer New Supply-Chain Certification
The Carbon Trust is developing a new certification for organizations seeking to reduce carbon emissions across their supply chains.
SmartDrive Debuts Video Program for Trucking Safety
SmartDrive Systems, a provider of tools for improving driving performance, reducing accidents and saving fuel, has released the SmartDrive Assurance product line.
Serious About Sustainability? Incorporate SmartWay Into Your RFPs
Managing carbon emissions in your supply chain is a constant challenge. You may have control over your own facilities and operations, but it's hard to influence the sustainability practices of third-party carriers and 3PLs. Your request for proposal (RFP) process provides a powerful (and frequently untapped) lever. By including language about registering with EPA's SmartWay Transport Partnership, you can use your RFPs to encourage truck, rail, logis-tics, and multimodal carriers to participate in SmartWay and help you quantify your supply chain’s carbon footprint at the same time.
A Look Behind the European Union's Unemployment Crisis
Just how unified is the European Union, anyway? Disunified enough to cause an unemployment crisis that won't go away.
Labelmaster Issues New Guide for Shipping HazMat by Air
Labelmaster, a provider of materials for hazardous-materials transportation compliance, has released its 2015 A.I.R. Shipper publication.
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