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Sugar Heads Toward Two-Month High on Concern Over Indian Exports

India has recently ramped up restrictions on rice exports as the nation tackles rising food costs before an election in 2024, prompting speculation about which commodity might be next.

Johor, Malaysia. Photo: Bloomberg

Indian PM Urges Critical Minerals Leaders to View Control as a “Global Responsibility”

Modi added that India could build an efficient and reliable supply chain in comparison to pre-COVID-19 supplies that “broke down” when the world needed them most.

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Watch: Enabling International E-Commerce Through Technology

There’s a slowdown in domestic e-commerce, and brands that are ready and able to service international consumers with a premium experience have been able to offset some of that trend, says Ahmed Naiem, chief commercial officer with ESW.

Ahmed Naiem

How 100-Year-Old Hostess Brands Revolutionized Its Warehousing and Data Processes

Hostess has teamed up with Promethium to increase the accuracy and speed of data available regarding movement of goods in its warehouse.

Twinkies. Photo: Hostess

American Airlines Fined $4.1M by DOT Over Tarmac Delays

Half of the $4.1 million will be credited to the airline to provide compensation for the almost 6,000 passengers impacted by the delays.

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Trade Rep: China’s Rare Earths Dominance Can Lead to U.S. Vulnerability

U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai said that the U.S. is not where it wants to be in terms of supply chains and its reliance on China.

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United Auto Workers Clear Path to Strike if Talks Fail

The standoff threatens to shut down a major section of the U.S. economy for the second time in five years.

Shawn Fain walks with demonstrators during a UAW practice picket outside the Stellantis Mack Assembly Plant in Detroit on Aug. 23. Photo: Bloomberg

Fossil Fuels Subsidized at a Rate of $13M Per Minute in 2022

The IMF found ending fossil fuel subsidies could cut global emissions outputs by 34% by 2030 when compared to levels seen in 2019.

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Retailers Gearing Up for Halloween Earlier Than Normal

U.S. seaborne imports of Halloween products were down 6% when compared to the same peak three-month period in 2022.

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Gebrüder Weiss and Atinkana Ship Coffee Beans via Sailing Ships

In order to reduce carbon emissions, Atinkana will transport the beans from Colombia to Amsterdam on sailing ships.

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OPEC May Need to Cut Again as Fragile Members Recover, Citi Says

Iran, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria and Venezuela will add roughly 900,000 barrels a day of production this year and at least the same in 2024, the bank estimates.

El Tigre, Venezuela. Photo: Bloomberg

From Prevention to Prediction: Revolutionizing Returns Management in Retail

While returns are an integral part of the consumer experience, they’re becoming a growing pain for retailers.

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