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Regulation & Compliance: Page 434
GT Nexus Wraps Up Merger with TradeCard
GT Nexus has completed its merger with TradeCard. The combined company, with headquarters in Oakland, Calif., is operating under the GT Nexus name.
Shipping Industry Rolls Out Safety Campaigns
Two major safety campaigns have just been launched, one from an international body representing freight forwarders and the other from a major container shipping line.
High-Efficiency Yard Management Solutions Save Time and Money
An automated yard management system gets drivers in and out of facilities quickly by using electronic gate readers and providing exact trailer locations. Aleks Gollu, CTO and founder of PINC Solutions, discusses these and other benefits.
Food Safety: It's All About the Supply Chain
As tainted-food scandals go, it wasn't so bad. The discovery early this year of unlabeled horse meat in European food products wasn't for the most part a safety issue. It was a violation of cultural norms, to be sure, as well as a truth-in-packaging problem. Most of all, it was a supply-chain failure.
OECD Rules on Transfer Pricing Could Affect U.S. Multinationals' Tax-Avoidance Schemes
U.S. multinational companies that routinely allocate their profits to other countries to benefit from low-tax jurisdictions may soon need to change their tactics.
Cognex Launches Update of Track & Trace App for Pharma
Cognex Corp. has developed a new version of In-Sight Track & Trace, the company's identification and data-verification software for healthcare product serialization.
UN Guide Seeks to End Labeling Confusion in Chemicals Supply Chain
For the past decade it has been the goal of the chemicals industry to create a unified standard for the simple and clear labeling of dangerous goods - no matter what the product, where the country or the language spoken.
Flanders's Location Makes It a 'Natural Distribution Hub'
Benoit Reinards of Flanders Investment and Trade explains why global retailers like Nike have made Flanders their hub for distribution throughout Europe and beyond.
ICAO, TIACA to Enhance Their Cooperation in Air Cargo
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) signed a Declaration of Intent to strengthen co-operation on technical matters.
How The Right Insurance Can Help Protect Your Supply Chain
On March 11, 2011, a tsunami off the coast of Japan caused human tragedy on a massive scale, killing thousands and rendering more than half a million homeless. The tsunami also wreaked havoc on business supply chains worldwide. Toyota and Honda experienced a 30-percent and 60-percent decline in profit, respectively, which both attributed to production lags caused by limited supplies of parts after the tsunami. The tsunami caused an estimated $40bn in economic losses due to interruptions in global supply chains.
U.S. Coast Guard Permits Certain Temporary Ballast Water Treatment Systems
The U.S. Coast Guard announced the acceptance of nine ballast water treatment systems as Alternate Management Systems (AMS) in compliance with the service's March 2012 final rule for Standards for Living Organisms in Ships' Ballast Water Discharged in U.S. waters.
New Oil Alternatives Needed to Address Vegetable Oil Challenges, Study Says
Solving the sustainability challenges of the palm oil market will require use of alternative oils and the cooperation of all stakeholders, says a study from A.T. Kearney.
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