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Has China Found a Way to Evade Sanctions on Products Made With Forced Labor?

A recent article revealed that China is converting detoxified cottonseed from Xinjiang Province into animal feed, which is sold to farmers across the country.

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Mexico Sets Tomato Export Prices to Ease U.S. Trade Spat

Washington withdrew in July from a 2019 agreement that suspended investigations into whether Mexico was dumping tomatoes on the American market, ending the mandatory price floor for tomato imports.

Workers select tomatoes at the wholesale area of a market in Mexico City, Mexico. Photographer: Mauricio Palos/Bloomberg

Japan Says U.S. Will Correct 'Extremely Regrettable' Tariff Error

Local media had earlier reported that the U.S. was not planning to revise the presidential order, citing unidentified White House officials.

Kobe beef comes exclusively from Japan. Photo: iStock/hungryworks

USDA Looks to Use Invasive Catfish to Boost Food Supply Chains

The USDA will purchase up to $2 million worth of Chesapeake Bay blue catfish, which will be funneled through regional processors and then provided to food banks and other distributors.

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How Additive Manufacturing Is Scaling Innovation in Critical Industries

Organizations that embrace additive manufacturing as infrastructure, not just as an experimental tool, will be positioned to lead in the decade ahead.

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Diageo Reports Drop in Profits, Reiterates Tariff Losses

The British company, which owns brands including Guinness and Johnnie Walker whisky, reported a nearly 28% fall in operating profit in the 12 months to the end of June.

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In the Age of Supply Chain Tech, Who — or What — Is a ‘Partner’?

By all means, consider embracing technology to supercharge all aspects of your supply chain. But never underestimate the power of human-driven partnerships to yield the best and most valuable results.

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Trump Tariff Blitz Unleashes Delayed Shock to Global Economy

So far, the global economy has held up better than many economists expected after Trump’s initial tariff blitz. That could all be about to change.

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Mars Inc. to Invest $2B in U.S. Manufacturing

The company said that part of its investment has already gone toward a new $240 million Nature's Bakery facility in Salt Lake City, Utah, which opened on July 30.

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Identifying the Source of Products Through Chemical ‘Fingerprinting’

The science of forensic chemistry is playing a key role today in tracing the source of products all the way back to their origin.

Xinjiang in 1996. Uygur people waiting for buyers for their harvest of cotton. Photo: iStock.com/Gujiang xie

Trump, EU’s Von Der Leyen Cite Conflicting Details on Trade Deal

It’s far from clear that the EU and U.S. will be able to iron out all their differences on the many contentious issues yet to deal with.

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Canada’s Boycott of U.S. Liquor Hits Domestic Alcohol Sales

In Ontario, the country’s biggest market, American spirits sales plunged 80% since U.S. products were removed in the province, the analysis found.

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