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Industrial Manufacturing: Page 113
U.S. Agriculture Challenged by Aging Infrastructure
The Coalition for America's Gateways and Trade Corridors (CAGTC) has released its second in a series of whitepapers that explores why national freight infrastructure must be improved.
This Is China's Real Economic Problem
A $600bn stimulus program created corporate zombies and stinted on the private sector. The result: lower productivity.
Boeing Deploys RFID In-House for Assembly Management
Global aerospace company Boeing has deployed a radio frequency identification system for internal manufacturing purposes at four facilities since 2016, using recently released RFID labels from Fujitsu.
Opinion: Changing the Renewable Fuel Standard Is Crucial to Revitalizing American Manufacturing
The Renewable Fuel Standard, or RFS, was developed during my tenure as Energy Secretary and has helped diversify America's fuel supplies. The credit program EPA created to ensure RFS compliance, due to changes in the oil industry, now merely serves to subsidize global oil companies and gasoline retail chains at the expense of independent American refiners and small fuel retailers.
Study: 'Buy America' Imposes Costly Burdens on Metro and Other Transit Agencies
Transit agencies across the country are shouldering higher infrastructure costs that strain budgets and make the systems more expensive overall than their overseas counterparts - and "Buy America" is a likely driver of those expenses, a right-leaning think tank says.
America's Aging Infrastructure: Waterways Face Critical Juncture
More than a million tons of commodities normally pass through the lock on the Monongahela River in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, every month. But on a recent day, the giant steel gates that hold back the river didn't budge.
Global Trade Rebounds Despite Trump's Protectionist Threats
Donald Trump's election as U.S president sparked warnings of damaging trade wars and an end to globalization as we know it. So far, those predictions haven't played out.
Opinion: Apparel Industry Must Embrace a Sustainable Approach to Meet Demand
Roughly 20 pieces of clothing per person are manufactured each year. Growth of the multi-trillion-dollar apparel industry has been fed by "fast fashion," which makes clothing cheaply and quickly with a low price-tag. The apparel industry must embrace a new approach to sustainably meet demand in tomorrow's markets.
Distribution Incursion: Lots of 'Craft' Beer Is Brewed by Multinationals
As Big Beer has snapped up craft breweries, it's grown harder to tell who the true indies are. But a new industry effort hopes to clear up the confusion by declaring their ownership right on the bottle.
Pentagon Moves to Shut Foreign Firms Out of Its Supply Chain
The Pentagon is taking initial steps to more closely enforce so-called "Buy American" laws, elevating a series of Depression-era statutes that require manufacturers to rely on U.S. materials when they make guns, equipment, uniforms and food for the nation’s military.
Lasting Damage and a Search for Clues in Cyberattack
As investigators continue to gather clues about the latest cyberattacks that hit computers around the world, some big companies and other organizations are still reckoning with the damage.
Dairy Giant Arla Predicts Butter and Cream Shortages in Europe
Europe could face butter and cream shortages this Christmas, the head of one of the U.K.'s biggest dairy producers has said.
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