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How to Build a Cost-to-Serve Model
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Tiger Cool Express Acquires 200 Reefer Containers
Tiger Cool Express LLC, anticipating a scheduled spring 2014 start-up of operations, has acquired an initial order of 200 refrigerated containers.
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Cognex Unveils New Barcode Technology for Tire Manufacturers
Cognex Corp., a provider of machine-vision technology, has introduced Cognex Tire Solutions.
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Growth of More Than 10 Percent Expected for Cold Chain in India
The Indian cold chain sector, which is currently grappling with such issues concerning the quality of food products and food safety maintenance has realized the necessity of faster development, and could grow at the rate of 10 percent to 15 percent per annum in the next five to 10 years, according to Arvind Surange, chief consultant and proprietor, ACR Project Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
2014 Will See Businesses Continue to Practice 'Corporate Extortion'
Corporate extortion is likely to keep booming in 2014, and we don't mean extortion of corporations, as is practiced by Somali pirates or entrepreneurial Russians. We mean extortion by corporations.
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China Says It's About to Become the World's Top Trader
China Daily reports that the value of trade in China's goods in 2013 is set to exceed that of the U.S., making the world's second-largest economy the world's top trader for the first time in the modern era.
Logistics Outsourcing Is for Smaller Companies, Too
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Hybris Creates B2C Commerce Accelerator for China Market
Hybris Software has made available the hybris B2C Commerce Accelerator for China.
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Food Cost Reduction Strategies Are Suggested for 2014
Food-cost inflation is inevitable year to year, but it doesn't necessarily have to eat into the profit margins of full-service restaurant operators. The key is to understand all the components that affect food costs and the available options for controlling them through strategic purchasing programs.
As Transportation Costs Rise, So Does Interest in Reducing Packaging or Even the Size of Product
Densification is the process of reducing product size (volume or weight) while maintaining or increasing its value. This is not a new trend. In fact, it is a tenet of good supply chain management and logistics, according to a four-part blog series published by the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics.
Joe Andraski: An Incredible Supply Chain Journey
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All Hail the Age of C2C: Consumer-to-Consumer
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