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Tanker Fire Highlights Accident-prone Nature of Shipping in Energy Industry
When DWT tanker Shoko Maru caught on fire recently it was described as one of the worst accidents in energy shipping in the past decade. And a recent study shows that product tankers are considered the most accident-prone shipping types, followed by LPG tankers.
Fearful of Banking Restrictions, Shipping Lines Stay Away from Iran
Global shipping lines are increasingly shying away from handling cargoes to Iran as restrictions on banking and insurance continue unabated, despite an interim agreement between Tehran and the West that called for limited sanctions relief.
Departments or Individuals Bypassing IT, Going Directly to Cloud, Endanger Company Security
IT departments need to watch out for business units or even individual workers going rogue and bypassing IT to go straight to the cloud.
Contingent Insurance on Suppliers, Customers Being Severely Limited in Some Cases
Whereas business interruption insurance covers lost profits and continuing expenses as a result of physical damage to a policyholder's own facilities, contingent business interruption insurance covers such losses stemming from damage to the premises of a supplier or customer. Large companies typically have both types of insurance as part of their property insurance policies; smaller companies may not have the contingent business interruption extension.
Harvesting Energy for the Cold: Battery-less Cold Chain Monitoring
Throughout the logistics industry, food is one of the most demanding goods moved around the world. Statistics also show that it is also one of the most disposed products worldwide in relation to the produced quantity with 30 to 50 percent of food going to waste. The highest portion is on the consumers' side. But In the supply chain, a non-stop cold chain monitoring is the major instrument for food staying fresh and not rotting ahead of time. There are already several solutions in the field to collect data to monitor the cold chain. But most of these solutions are costly to install and to maintain and therefore only suitable for high-priced products such as pharmaceuticals. Wireless sensors that use the energy harvesting principle now overcome these challenges and open the door for a complete traceability of food at affordable costs.
Breakfast Cereal Prices to Increase Due to Climate Change
The price of popular breakfast cereals is set to soar over the next 15 years as a result of climate change, argues a new report from Oxfam International.
Climate Change and the Impact on Supply Chains
As extreme weather impacts global supply chains, industries must keep resources moving. Be it the flow of goods, electricity, communications or oil and gas, today's governments, global manufacturers, aid relief organizations and insurance firms are worried sick over supply chain disruptions. And it's easy to see why.
Sustainability at H&M: Long Road Traveled, Long Road Ahead
If you're still not convinced that sustainability can be a big marketing tool for global brands, then take a glance at the latest "Conscious Actions" report from Hennes & Mauritz AB - known to clothing shoppers around the world as H&M.
How Does Your Data Grow?
Today, businesses of all stripes are sowing the seeds of Big Data everywhere. And if we think Big Data is big, just think how that data multiplies and branches out when rooted in the multifaceted field of supply chain management.
Manufacturers Are Considering Near-Shoring - But Just How Near?
Manufacturers like the U.S. They really like it!
Managing Change in the Healthcare Supply Chain
Red Flag Group Launches Hosted Due Diligence Service
The Red Flag Group has launched Due Diligence as a Service.
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