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FAA Probes Suspect Titanium Supply Used in Airbus, Boeing Jets

Boeing said in a statement that it’s removing any affected parts on airplanes prior to delivery and that its in-service fleet can continue to fly safely.

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Port of Los Angeles Imports Fell 4.5% in May, Exports Rose 23.8%

Overall container volumes at the busiest U.S. container port are up 18% in the first five months of the year compared to the same period in 2023.

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FAA Head Says Agency Was Too Lax With Boeing in Lead-up to Door Plug Incident

FAA head Mike Whitaker told a U.S. Senate committee that the agency was "too focused on paperwork audits and not enough on inspections."

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Podcast | The Challenges of a Modern-Day Energy Supply Chain

The global energy supply chain stands at a crossroads.

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Why U.K. Supply Chains Are Nearshoring

It's not just Brexit that's driving the trend. U.K. companies are increasingly eager to boost risk management, control over products, sustainability credentials and staffing.

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Watch: When Resources Are Constrained, How Can You Become Sustainable?

Organizations are inundated with demands for becoming sustainable. How do they achieve that goal when resources are constrained? Laura Rainier, senior director analyst with Gartner, explains.

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How To Shrink Plastic Use Through Better Supplier Relationships

Manufacturers are making strides to reduce their plastic footprint. But those seeking to shrink plastic usage can find it difficult to budget, forecast and make nimble decisions.

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Attacks Drove 90% Decline in Container Shipping Through Red Sea, U.S. Spies Say

The attacks have impacted at least 65 countries and forced at least 29 major energy and shipping companies to alter their routes.

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Port of New Orleans Gets Millions in Funds for New Downriver Terminal

The new terminal — which is still in the federal permitting process — is expected to open in 2028, and will accept as many as 280,000 containers each year.

A rendering for the Port of New Orlean's new Louisiana International Terminal. Photo: Port of New Orleans

EV Leader Norway Won’t Follow EU on Chinese Electric Car Tariffs

Norway has the highest density of electric vehicles in the world, with more than 12% of EVs imported into the country coming from Chinese brands.

Photo: Bloomberg

Peak Shipping Season Arrives Early at U.S. Ports

The National Retail Federation projects more than 2.1 million TEUs in imports to the U.S. in each of June, June and August.

The Port of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/viavado

Watch: The Evolution of the Supply Chain Control Tower

Mike Jarrett, chief executive officer and president of Jarrett Logistics, talks about the scope and purpose of the modern-day supply chain control tower.

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