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Yusen Logistics Opens Temp-Controlled Facility in Hong Kong
Yusen Logistics (Hong Kong) Ltd. has opened a temperature-controlled facility at the Tsuen Wan Logistics Center in Hong Kong.
Econocaribe Rebrands as ECU Worldwide
Econocaribe, a non-vessel operating common carrier operating in the U.S., has changed its name to ECU Worldwide.
Demand for Natural Gas to Soar as Commitments to Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions Grow
On Dec. 12, 2015, at the United Nations' 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) in Paris, negotiators from nearly 200 countries signed an ambitious agreement aimed at stemming global warming.
The Dawn of the Age of the 3D Printer
It makes sense that a running shoe would stand for an increase in the speed with which manufacturers can "print" products on demand.
While Lower Than Last Year, Imports Still 'Some of the Highest Ever Seen'
Import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to be at some of its highest levels ever during the next few months despite a fall-off from last year's record-setting numbers, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
Some Maritime Shippers Urge Industry to Set Emissions Goals Before Governments Step In
Disagreement among nations means no carbon emissions targets have been set for international shipping, but voices from within the industry are calling for global curbs to be set soon, before countries or regional blocs take matters into their own hands.
Checkpoint Systems Expands RFID Labels for Health & Beauty
Checkpoint Systems, Inc. has expanded its portfolio of radio frequency identification (RFID) labels for health and beauty products, with release of its Compass RFID label for inventory management.
Data, Analytics Programs Often Fail for Lack of Leadership Support
In a new survey, executives say senior-leader involvement and the right organizational structure are critical factors in how successful a company's analytics efforts are, even more important than its technical capabilities or tools.
RFID Helps Workers, Customers Find Fashions at Factory Outlet
Diffusione Tessile, the factory outlet division of fashion retailer Max Mara Group, is employing an RFID-based real-time location system to reduce lines at its service counter and ensure that customers can find the products they seek.
As Its Top Drug Loses Patent Protection, Astra-Zeneca Revamps Supply Chain
AstraZeneca's leadership gets ready to set out on a $1.5bn cost-cutting effort, the London pharma's manufacturing operations are in the cross-hairs.
Shift From Airfreight to Seafreight in Perishables Shipping Said to Be Exaggerated
Isn't modal shift toward the ocean, using "hibernation technology" inside sea containers, supposed to be the scourge of the perishable air cargo industry?
Is Widespread Adoption of Robotics Imminent?
Robotics has played a significant role in shaping the manufacturing environment for decades. Yet the impact of robotics in manufacturing has traditionally been directed at industrial manufacturing (think automotive manufacturing). This is all about to change as the new wave of robotics are equipped with intelligence systems, designed for flexibility and mobility, armed with sensors to enable human and robot collaboration, and are priced more attractively for a broader base of buyers.
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