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Pharmaceutical/Biotech: Page 71
Can You Make Meat Without an Animal? Hampton Creek Is Betting Its Future on It
Josh Tetrick has gone up against Big Mayo, the egg industry, Target and his own staff and board of directors.
How Grocery Giant Aldi Plans to Conquer America: Limit Choice
Dim lighting bounces off brownish-tiled floors. The shelves are sparsely filled with cardboard boxes. Checkout lines stretch to oblivion. There is nothing super about these stores.
Container Ships Need Better Fire-Fighting Systems, Insurance Group Says
The International Union of Marine Insurance has called for better fire-fighting systems on board container ships, citing its concern that current provisions are insufficient given the growing size of container vessels and a recent spate of fires on board ships.
DP-DHL Launches Tool to Identify Supply Chain Disruption Risk
This year's hurricane season has been devastating for the communities impacted by the series of storms so far in the Caribbean region.
States Expand Investigation of Opioid Makers, Distributors
Attorneys general from most states are broadening their investigation into the opioid industry as a nationwide overdose crisis continues to claim thousands of lives.
This Dog Food Startup 'Smart Scoop' Promises You'll Never Run Out of Kibble
One of the most important things a pet owner has to keep track of is what his or her's four-legged best friend is eating - and how much. But it's all too easy to get to the bottom of a 24-pound bag of kibble without realizing it and then have to run out to a bodega to grab the first bag of dog food one can find to keep the pooch of the house fed and happy.
At Omega, a New Factory for Orders From China
August frustrates Raynald Aeschlimann, president and chief executive at Omega.
Asian Businesses Mull Tech Solutions to Fight Modern Slavery
Asia Pacific business leaders are working on recommendations to protect migrant workers from modern day slavery and to ensure companies' supply sources are free from such unethical employment, according to Australia's ambassador for people smuggling and human trafficking.
Truckers Are in No Hurry to Have Their Hours Tracked
Electronic logs are taking fuzzy math out of trucking.
In the Future, Warehouse Robots Will Learn on Their Own
The robot was perched over a bin filled with random objects, from a box of instant oatmeal to a small toy shark. This two-armed automaton did not recognize any of this stuff, but that did not matter. It reached into the pile and started picking things up, one after another after another.
U.K. Firms Have Slavery 'Blind Spot,' Research Shows
U.K. firms are focusing anti-slavery efforts on foreign supply chains and overlooking forced labour at home, according to research.
Buy American, Hire American: How Renewed Protectionism Is Reshaping Supply Chains
Cowboy hats, fire trucks and baseball bats - these were some of the products put on display at the White House during the "Made in America Week" this summer. While this was mainly a symbolic, PR-motivated show to celebrate American manufacturing, recent policy initiatives by President Trump's administration are aiming to reshape the supply chains of federal agencies and companies across many sectors.
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