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Naturepedic Says New Packaging Could Eliminate 55,000 lbs. of Waste Annually
Following the implementation of this technology, Naturepedic’s entire offering will be roll-packed in recyclable kraft paper rather than plastic.
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UPS Lowers 2023 Revenue Forecast Due to Weak Delivery Demand
UPS cut its annual adjusted operating margin to between 10.8% and 11.3%, down from the previous forecast of 11.8%.
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Ford, UAW Reach Tentative Collective Bargaining Agreement
Sources said the union and Ford took part in intense negotiations on October 24 and 25 in order to get a deal finalized.
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Gemcorp Sets Up $1B Fund to Tap Saudi Arabia Projects
The fund will target investments in projects that are aligned with Vision 2030, Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman’s plan to transform the Saudi economy away from reliance on oil.
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GM, Honda Nix $5B Plan to Co-Produce Cheaper EVs
Honda and GM agreed to develop lower-priced EVs based on a joint new platform in April of 2022 with the hope of producing millions of cars by 2027.
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Meeting Electric Vehicles’ Increasing Demand for Rubber
The global demand for rubber is increasing. That’s a problem for all automotive manufacturers, but especially for electric vehicle producers.
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Boeing Posts $1.6B Loss on Fewer Deliveries, Higher Air Force One Jet Costs
The company was forced to lower its forecast of 737 Max production from between 400 and 450 planes to 375 to 400 aircraft.
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New York Awards Contracts for Three Offshore Wind Projects
The contracts are part of a sweeping set of awards that will lead to the installation of as much as 6.4 gigawatts of clean energy.
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CSCMP Report Addresses Vulnerabilities of the U.S. Semiconductor Market
The report suggests the U.S. is in for an extended period of perhaps a decade or more of change regarding how supply chains for semiconductors are designed and executed.
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Robots to the Rescue: Creating a Flexible Supply Chain
Robots offer a perfect solution to market changes, as they can be added or taken away as needs require.
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An EV Talent Gap Will Weaken the U.S. Battery Supply
America’s battery supply chain is still in development, but to ensure its resilience and reliability will call for best-in-class professionals.
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Lynas Allowed to Import and Process Rare Earths in Malaysia Until 2026
Previously, the government had ordered the company to move its leaching and cracking processes out of the country by the end of 2023.
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