SupplyChainBrainMore from SupplyChainBrainGlobal Trade & EconomicsEU Energy Ministers Reach Agreement on Gas Price CapThe compromise persuaded Germany, the EU’s biggest gas consumer but a sceptic over price caps, to back the plans.December 20, 2022Rail & IntermodalRailroad Workers Pressure Congress and Biden to Address Working ConditionsRailroad workers are organizing rallies across the country, and more than 70 members of Congress have signed a letter urging Biden to guarantee seven days of paid sick leaves.December 16, 2022Global GatewaysU.S. Container Imports Are Plummeting at Year EndThe first reports from gateways on both coasts suggest container imports turned sharply downward last month.December 16, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsSupermarkets Offer More Store Brands to Lure Cost-Conscious ShoppersSupermarkets typically make a higher profit margin on private-label goods than they do from selling branded products from heavyweight suppliers like Kraft Heinz and Unilever.December 15, 2022Global GatewaysPort of Los Angeles Cargo Lighter in NovemberExecutive Director Gene Seroka said cargo that has shifted away from West Coast ports due to protracted labor negotiations.December 15, 2022All LogisticsSupply Chain Shortfalls Targeted by New BillThe plan is the latest move in Washington to respond to supply-chain disruptions that have roiled the economy.December 14, 2022All LogisticsMerck Global Health Innovation Fund and P74 Ventures Make Strategic Investment in TransVoyantWith its new financing, TransVoyant will scale to reach new customers and expand its platform’s use cases.December 13, 2022All LogisticsFast-Fashion Giant Shein Mulling Becoming Online MarketplaceThe new volumes under its sales umbrella would also make Shein a bigger force in international logistics.December 13, 2022Global GatewaysUkraine War: Odesa Port Reopens After Energy Network HitThe port in the south of the country was closed after strikes on December 10 left 1.5 million people and all non-critical infrastructure without power.December 12, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsWTO Says Trump's U.S. Steel Tariffs Broke Global Trade RulesThe countries who brought the complaints are entitled, under WTO rules, to impose retaliatory tariffs on the U.S.December 12, 2022Previous PagePage 313 of 588Next Page
