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Why Safety Must Be Part of Logistics ESG Commitments
Safety is included under ESG’s social pillar, but in the context of logistics, it often takes a backseat to other social issues.
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Three Steps to Improving Supply Chain Decarbonization Strategies
Next-gen solutions provide immediate insights into data reliability by using artificial intelligence-driven verification to flag outliers and improve reporting accuracy.
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Solving the Scope 3 Reporting Challenge for Freight
Collaboration between shippers, carriers and logistics providers will be essential in ensuring the availability and accuracy of emissions data.
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Insights on Corporate Sustainability Reporting
While the rules of compliance may change, that doesn’t mean there will be a corresponding shift in expectations from stakeholders.
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The Top Four Sustainability Challenges for Food and Beverage Companies
Effective sustainability reporting has become a strategic imperative for an industry that depends fundamentally on the health of our planet and its ecosystems.
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Human Rights Due Diligence in Tech Supply Chains Is Non-Negotiable
The information and communications technology sector is built on fragile foundations.
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Most iPhones Sold in U.S. Will Come from India, Apple Says
The technology giant estimated that U.S. import taxes could add about $900 million to its costs in the current quarter.
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Temu Ceases All Exports to U.S. Consumers
The announcement comes on the day the U.S. canceled the de minimis rule.
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Streamlining Collaboration With Smart Supplier Management
By enhancing collaboration with suppliers during the design phase, companies can significantly improve efficiency, quality and speed.
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How to Navigate Complexities in Supply Chain Diversification
A key strategy for mitigating risk, and coping with the many disruptions of the last few years, is supply chain diversification.
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May 2 Brings End to Duty-Free Imports from China to U.S.
De minimis imports have surged dramatically since 2018, with China accounting for nearly two-thirds of 2.3 billion duty-free shipments between 2018 and 2021.
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Bank of Japan Lowers Growth Forecast, Citing Tariffs
President Donald Trump’s new taxes on imports — including a 25% tariff on imported cars — are already weighing heavily on the economy.
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