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General SCM: Page 485
Eurocontrol Warns of Air-Traffic Control Strike Over Summer
Eurocontrol described recent protests as a “pre-warning” in a statement and said it was engaging in dialogue with the Union Syndicale Bruxelles to end the possible industrial action.
German Production Drops as Factory Weakness Weighs on Growth
Output dropped 0.2% from April to May 2023 as a decline in pharmaceuticals outweighed more vehicle manufacturing, according to the Wiesbaden-based statistics office.
How ESG Goals are Redefining Relationships with Suppliers
Working with your suppliers to address your ESG priorities and execution plans communicates to them the steps they need to take to keep a relationship with you.
Eradicating Slave Labor Starts with a More Transparent Supply Chain
Until recently, most companies simply haven’t been interested in offering deep supply chain transparency. Now, they are beginning to realize the urgent need to do so.
Yellen Concerned About Chinese Export Controls, “Unfair” Economic Practices
Yellen said the U.S. is not looking to completely separate the world’s two biggest economies because that would destabilize the global economy and be “virtually impossible to undertake.”
The Logistics Industry Contracted for a Second Consecutive Month in June
Inventory levels in the logistics industry, which recorded a score of 42.9 during June 2023, are contracting at the second-fastest rate in LMI history.
Many Human Rights Violations Reportedly Found in Critical Mineral Supply Chains
Between January 2021 and December 2022, 102 allegations of abuse were linked to Chinese companies’ overseas investments in the transition minerals sector
Ocean Shipping Taking a Slow Approach to Reducing Emissions
The International Maritime Organization's initially unclear target date implies a divide within the ocean shipping sector on net-zero emission goals, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Cutting Out the Middle Mile: Using the Warehouse to Meet the Need for Speed in the Last Mile
In this environment, for retailers to compete, they need to give customers a full menu of delivery options to fit their preferences at the point of purchase, each and every time.
Saudi Arabia Hikes Its Oil Prices as Supply Cuts Extended
Saudi Aramco raised the prices of all grades to the U.S., northwest Europe and the Mediterranean, compared with July 2023, according to a price list seen by Bloomberg.
Midwest Drought Eases Its Grip on Some Corn-Growing Areas
Drought across the Midwest recently fell to 63.54% from 64.71% during the week of June 30, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.
Watch: Is the Power Pendulum Swinging from Logistics Companies to Shippers?
Post-pandemic, with consumer demand faltering and new shipping capacity coming into play, is power swinging back into the hands of shippers?
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