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Wind Turbine Market Expands Globally, But Manufacturing Overcapacity Persists
During the past 2 years, more flexible sourcing strategies across the wind power supply chain have resulted in cost reductions, enabling greater geographic market access while reducing risk and ensuring profitability for wind turbine vendors and their partners in the component value chain. Overcapacity, however, persists in most, though not all areas of the supply chain, providing purchasers with more choice, flexibility, and cost control.
Opera Company in Taiwan Uses RFID Technology to Track Equipment
Taiwan's GuoGuang Opera Co. has deployed an RFID system from EPC Solutions Taiwan to help track the locations and distribution of thousands of costumes and accessories stored within its warehouse.
Canadian Government Favors Fossil Fuels Over Alternative Energy, Report Claims
Development of clean alternative energy resources has been growing in Canada and contributing significant employment opportunities. However, a new clean energy industry report has concluded that the federal government is ignoring those resources in favor of fossil fuels.
Suppliers, Distributors Ready for Another Harsh Winter
For states in the northern half of the country, particularly the Midwest and Northeast, tough winters are expected. Prolonged freezing temperatures and heavy snowfalls rarely catch anyone off guard in those regions.
All Nippon Airways, Lufthansa Cargo Commence Airfreight Joint Venture
All Nippon Airways and Lufthansa Cargo AG have begun an air cargo joint venture on Japan-Europe routes that they applied for in September. The first shipment was sent by forwarder Schenker-Seino Co. Ltd. It was booked via Lufthansa Cargo and was transported by ANA on flight number NH 277 from Tokyo to London.
Brick and Mortar Fights Back! The Push for Same-Day Delivery From Stores
Traditional retailers aren't taking the challenge from pure e-tailers lying down. They can deliver on same-day orders, too.
Amazon's Robots Picking, Shipping Your Holiday Gifts This Year
This holiday season, Amazon's little helper is an orange, 320-pound robot called Kiva.
Chinese E-commerce Giant Draws Closer to China Postal Airlines for Deliveries
With the meteoric rise of both e-commerce and express shipping across China, a distribution relationship between Alibaba and SF Express seems to be a natural fit. However, with SF Express recently showing interest in developing its own e-commerce businesses, Alibaba may consider SF Express as more of a competitor, making China Postal Airlines a more comfortable distribution option.
Inmar Acquires Company Specializing in Pharmaceutical Returns, Recalls
Inmar, a company that operates collaborative commerce networks, announced its acquisition of Fremont, Calif.-based EXP Pharmaceutical Services Corp., whose core business of pharmaceutical returns and recalls aligns well with Inmar's healthcare service offerings.
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AAPA, MarAd Complete First Module of Port Planning and Investment Toolkit
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) has joined the U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration, PFM Group and other port industry experts in creating the first section of a new manual to aid U.S. port authorities in planning and paying for critical infrastructure projects.
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