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Chinese EV Companies Look to Sidestep New U.S. Import Levies

Between April and May, Container xChange customers in China are also reporting an 88% increase in average container prices.

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Supply Chain Sustainability: It Comes Down to the Data

When it comes to environmental impact, the supply chain has a visibility problem — and not just between external partners.

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How to Expand Margin and Reduce Supply Chain Cost with Digital Manufacturing

Supply chain leaders are under more pressure than ever to lower costs, expand margins, and balance growth and profitability — all while facing skilled labor shortages and rising materials and logistics costs.

U.S. Senate Investigation Links Automakers to Chinese Forced Labor

BMW reportedly shipped out 8,000 cars with a part from a Chinese supplier that had been added to a list of companies known to use forced labor.

ProcureCon Supply Chain To Unite Industry Leaders in Atlanta this August

The conference will feature a diverse range of sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities tailored to meet the needs of professionals responsible for sourcing along the supply chain.

The Growing Role of the CFO in Crafting Sourcing Strategies

Manufacturers are rethinking their sourcing strategies, and for that exercise the chief procurement officer occupies center stage. But there’s another executive who’s playing an equally vital role.

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Unions for Migrant Indonesian, Taiwanese Fishers Push for Humane Working Conditions

Unions are demanding fair wages, collective bargaining agreements, access to Wi-Fi, and a dedicated system to handle grievances without fear of retaliation.

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Watch: Can We Finally Put a Stop to Forced Labor in China?

Shawn Bhimani, assistant professor of supply chain and information management at Northeastern University, introduces a new tool for exposing risks to importers posed by forced labor and other human right violations in extended supply chains.

Can We Finally Put A Stop To Forced Labor In China

Data in the Time of Chaos: Procurement Strategies for Supply Chain Resilience

Rising geopolitical tensions, climate change and global commerce disruptions are making the jobs of chief procurement officers harder than ever.

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U.S. Manufacturers Praise New Tariffs on Medical Supply Imports from China

Also included in the new tariffs were ship-to-shore cranes (0% to 25%), solar cells (25% to 50%), and lithium ion EV batteries (7.5% to 25%).

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Before the Truth Can Get Its Boots On

How scary are deepfakes and other AI-accelerated forms of fraud? Really scary.

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Watch: Disruptions Aren't Abating: How Can Supply Chains Cope?

Disruptions to global supply chains aren't going away anytime soon. Jason Tham, chief executive officer with Nulogy, explains how companies are addressing the problem with technology.

Nulogy Disruptions Aren't Abating How Can Supply Chains Cope Jason Tham (540p)

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