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U.S. Claims Dozens of Countries Helped China Evade Tariffs
Illegal transshipment may involve relabeling, repackaging, re-invoicing, minor processing, false country-of-origin claims or other action, a White House report said.
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Maersk Capitalizes on 'Heightened Volatility' as Rates Surge
The ocean carrier brought in $15.8 billion in revenue in Q2, up from $13.1 billion a year earlier, while operating profit nearly doubled year-over-year to $1.6 billion.
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Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach to Boost Clean Energy Incentives
The ports will have agreed to increase financial incentives offered to ocean carriers that send their lowest-emitting vessels into Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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Podcast | PepsiCo’s Big Sustainability Push in APAC
The latest edition of PepsiCo’s ambitious Greenhouse Program aims for “proven solutions” in Asia-Pacific and potentially beyond.
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Reactive Supply Chain Strategies Are No Match for Disruption
The manufacturers that succeed in today’s disruptive environment will be those that can adapt faster than change unfolds.
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Why Sustainability Should Help Inform Warehouse Automation Strategy
While warehouse automation is a costly upfront investment, it drives long-term savings by reducing facility footprints, lowering energy consumption and minimizing packaging waste.
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GM to Create $4.5B Safety Fund to Head Off Future Disruptions
The fund will be set up as a financing agreement that pre-funds the purchase of essential components, providing suppliers with the capital they need to stockpile parts.
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U.S. Climate Prediction Center Sees 69% Chance of Historic El Niño
Through March 2027, El Niño will likely bring above-normal temperatures to much of the Northern Hemisphere, including western North America and southern Europe.
Workers harvest blueberries at a farm near Huacho, Huaura Valley, Peru, on July 25. El Niño has formed across the equatorial Pacific, setting the stage for months of droughts, floods and temperature fluctuations that will threaten communities worldwide, along with agriculture and energy. Photographer: Marco Garro/Bloomberg
Iran Eyes Membership With BRICS Development Bank
If Iran were to join the NDB, it would become eligible for financing for a range of infrastructure projects across transportation, sanitation and urban development.
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British Navy Drones Caught Pinging Chinese IP Address
It's unclear how the component ended up in the drones, given that the United Kingdom bans the use of Chinese parts in military equipment.
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Danube Drought Shuts Nuclear Power Plant in Romania
Hungary is planning to build a riverbed structure in the Danube River, in a bid to raise water levels enough to keep that country's only nuclear power plant online.
Cargo Ship on the Danube River. Photo: iStock.com/tepic
When Did 3PLs Become Banks?
3PL clients who can see what they’re paying for behave differently in a contract renewal conversation.
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