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Feature Stories: Page 299
Panama Canal Adds Transit Slots as Restrictions in Crucial Corridor Begin to Ease
A pair of slots are up for auction for transit dates starting on March 18, with an additional slot for dates beginning on March 25.
Will Canada’s Modern Slavery Act Become North America’s De Facto Law?
While there’s no official count of the number of companies affected by the Canadian modern slavery law, it’s likely to include a significant number of American and Mexican businesses.
Cargo Volumes Skyrocket to Pre-Pandemic Levels at Port of Los Angeles
To start 2024, the Port of Los Angeles has already moved an estimated 1.6 million TEUs, marking a 35% bump over that same period last year.
Mercedes-Benz to Look into Humanoid Robots to Automate 'Repetitive, Dull' Tasks
The five-foot-eight-inch humanoid robot would be used to automate "physically demanding, repetitive and dull tasks" in Mercedes-Benz's manufacturing facilities.
ONE Secures Initial CO2 EU Allowance Transaction
All shipping companies are mandated to monitor, report, and verify their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions annually in order to determine the EUA that they need.
Walmart to Sell AI Truck Routing Tool to Other Companies
Walmart says that using the software to optimize driving routes, pack trailers efficiently and minimize miles traveled has allowed it to avoid generating 94 million pounds of CO2.
MercadoLibre Is Betting Big on Mexico With Record $2.5B Investment
The company is also planning to add headcount to its logistics workforce in Mexico, where it has more than 12,000 employees.
Planning for Natural Disasters: A Growing Priority in Supply Chain Risk Management
When it comes to assessing supply chain risks, planners generally don’t place natural disasters at the top of the list. But with the growing number of extreme weather events, that could change in the coming years.
Ships Face Growing Threat From Somali Pirates, EU Warns
Ships have been attacked at 600 miles or more from the Somali coast, and pirates are believed to be operating in a zone that spans more than 1,000 miles.
Smart Green Shipping Begins On-Land Testing of FastRig, a Shipping Wingsail
The recyclable, retractable, autonomous wingsail is designed to reduce fuel emissions from an ocean-going vessel by up to 30%.
Most U.S. Shoppers Want Sustainable Returns, Says New Survey
New research shows that 55% of shoppers surveyed say they’re more loyal to brands with sustainable returns.
Chances of a Weather-Roiling La Niña This Year Are Now Above 80%
La Niña can lead to droughts in South America and California, and more rain across parts of Indonesia and Australia.
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