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Watch: The Impact of Tariffs on the Flower Industry

Gregg Weisstein, co-founder of BloomNation, describes the plight of the U.S. flower industry in the face of tariffs.

The Impact Of Tariffs On The Flower Industry

Podcast | The Challenge of Compliance: Keeping up With the FDA

How can supply chains stay compliant with the FDA’s changing rules and regulations?

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Lot Tracking: A Vital Component of Recall and Inventory Management

Lot tracking helps maintain the high level of traceability that distributors require.

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Trump Concedes Lower Tariffs for EU Pharma, Semiconductors

The EU will first have to pass legislation reducing U.S. export tariffs to zero in order to get the 27.5% tariffs on car exports reduced to 15%.

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Walmart Raises Sales Forecast for 2025

Pressure to pass added costs on to consumer will rise as retailers deplete inventories, especially as the peak sales season at the end of the year approaches.

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Tariffs Set to Turn Holiday Shopping Season into High-Stakes Gamble

What was once the season of abundance may instead feel like one of triage, where both retailers and consumers make hard choices about what can be afforded.

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How Middle-Market Companies Can Turn Tariffs into Opportunity to Build Resilient Supply Chains

The strongest companies don’t just absorb shocks, but instead use them as turning points and drivers of growth.

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Walmart Recalls Frozen Shrimp That Carry Radioactive Risk

Federal officials detected Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope, in shipping containers and a sample of breaded shrimp imported from Indonesia.

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Lutnick Signals Support for Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Deal

U.S. rules require rail mergers to show that a deal would serve the public interest and enhance competition, a step beyond merger requirements applied to other industries.

Norfolk Southern, left, and Union Pacific Railroad freight locomotives in Burnside, Kentucky. Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg

ESG Backtracking Is an Invitation to Forge Ahead, With Revised Business Goals

Many companies acknowledge that market forces, technological innovation, and state- and international-level statutes will continue to drive progress despite federal policy changes.

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Trump Admin Weighs Plan to Take 10% Stake in Intel

Such a move would represent one of the most significant government interventions in a U.S. company since 2008's rescue of the auto industry.

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Shein Mulls Move Back to China Ahead of Hong Kong Listing

Even while based in Singapore, Shein has been subject to regulatory oversight from Chinese authorities, given that the retailer still produces the majority of its clothing in China.

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