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A Look at FSMA’s New Food-Traceability Rule
As part of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a new rule requiring stricter controls over the monitoring of food products throughout the supply chain.
Watch: Is the Pandemic Driving Manufacturers Back to the U.S.?
Rosemary Coates, executive director of The Reshoring Institute, explains why the coronavirus pandemic might finally be the crisis that drives manufacturers to shift production from China back to the U.S.
Five Tips for Preserving Your Supply Chain During and After a Disaster
What’s the best way to cope with a crisis?
‘Hydrogen Wars’ Pit Europe v. China for $700 Billion Business
Governments, energy giants, automobile companies and lobbying groups say hydrogen use is pivotal for cutting greenhouse gas emissions quickly enough to prevent the worst effects of climate change.
Podcast | A U.S. Producer Challenges China’s Dominance in Rare Earth Mining
The 17 “rare earth” minerals that are essential to so many high-tech products today, from electric cars to magnets and military systems, aren’t literally rare, but their mining and production is.
The Lasting Impact of COVID-19 on Global Trade
In an ever-changing global economy, the best way to stabilize supply chains is through superior data visibility — and knowing when and where to act as shifts occur.
The Case for Bringing Home American Manufacturing
The U.S. stands to profit from turning its manufacturing focus inward, rather than relying on imports.
Can the U.S. Establish a Reliable Domestic Supply of PPE?
The coronavirus pandemic has led to severe shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) needed to protect Americans from the disease. The crisis has revealed an overreliance on imported supplies, particularly from China.
Time for Manufacturers to Throw Out Old Ideas About Inventory Management
Innovative supply-chain strategies that seemed so perfectly attuned to current purchasing patterns have turned out to carry a lot more risk than their creators could ever have imagined.
Watch: How COVID-19 Will Change Vaccine and Drug Distribution
Robert Eubanks, director of healthcare and life sciences with West Monroe, discuses the changes in how vaccines and drug therapies are developed and distributed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Electric-Car Mania Turns Battery Makers Into Power Brokers
Automakers are investing billions of dollars to bring new electric vehicles to consumers in the U.S. and other global markets, but their success hinges on securing the most critical and expensive component: the battery.
The U.S.-China Conflict Over Chips Is About to Get Uglier
Politics is roiling the semiconductor industry, sparking a drive for more autonomy from the U.S. to China, Europe and Japan.
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