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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 416
Chinese Government Steps Up Scrutiny of Pricing by Foreign Shipping Interests
China is considering a package of regulatory measures to protect the struggling domestic shipping industry against foreign competitors suspected of malicious price manipulation, the China Daily reported on Friday.
CarrierDirect Teams With One Stop Critical for Cold-Chain Shipping
CarrierDirect has partnered with One Stop Critical to create a new container for moving temperature-sensitive freight on less-than-truckload (LTL) dry van carriers.
Minimizing Risk & Liability with Global Trade Management
Trade compliance specialists are key employees who require specialized skills and training, says John Priecko, president and managing partner for Trade Compliance Solutions.
Large Percentage of Ocean Port Accidents Avoidable, Analysis of Claims Reveals
Leading transport and logistics insurer TT Club says analysis of 9,500 claims over the past seven years, valued at $ 400m, confirmed an ongoing trend in avoidable damaging events that resulted in claims.
U.S. Retailers Promise to Promote Safety at Bangladesh Garment Factories
A group of 17 American retailers, including Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Target Corp. and Macy's Inc., have signed on to a five-year agreement to help improve safety at garment factories in Bangladesh.
Supply Chain for Pharmaceutical Ingredients Needs to Be Strengthened
Ensuring product quality is of utmost importance to the pharmaceutical industry, and appropriate controls and oversight are required for both the drug-manufacturing process and the supply chain for pharmaceutical ingredients.
The State of the Healthcare Supply Chain 2013
Are Manufacturers Really Re-Shoring?
A Look at the Freight-Payment Vendor Landscape
GAC USA Acquires U.S. Customs Broker's License
GAC USA, a global provider of shipping, logistics and marine services, has obtained a customs broker's license.
Just How Much Inventory Is Out There, Anyway?
Hamish Brewer, chief executive officer of JDA Software, was giving a speech at the Economic Club of Phoenix last year, when the topic of global inventory levels came up. The question he posed: How much stuff is currently in transit or socked away in warehouses the world over? The answer: Nobody really knows.
CFOs Use Big Data, Predictive Analytics to Accelerate Business Performance
From the smallest business decisions to the largest ones, risk influences all that we do. But taking a risk is not exactly like spinning a roulette wheel, where luck is the primary ingredient for success. With use of the right tools, risks can carefully be calculated, controlled and managed, greatly reducing the variable of bad luck.
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