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Who’s Right in the U.K. and EU’s Spat Over Vaccine Exports?
The U.K. and European Union are trading blows again — this time over coronavirus vaccines.
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Watch: How One Fast-Food Chain Is Surviving the Pandemic
Andrea Sordi, clinical assistant professor at the University of Tennessee’s Global Supply Chain Institute, weighs the risk and rewards involved in Taco Bell’s decision to introduce a major new product to its menu during the pandemic.
How One Fast-Food Chain Is Surviving the Pandemic
Reuters Events Unveils Key Event for a Sector That Touches 96% of All Manufactured Goods
Reuters Events today announced details of an event that will be key for a sector that accounts for 25% of US gross domestic product.
Watch: The Current and Future State of the Restaurant Industry
Justin Marx, chief executive officer of supplier Marx Foods, discusses how his restaurant customers are faring in the pandemic, as well as their prospects for recovery in the months ahead.
The Current and Future State of the Restaurant Industry
Amazon Spends $131 Million for Stake in Cargo Airline ATSG
Amazon has scooped up a minority stake in a cargo airline that operates a portion of its fast-growing air-cargo division, the latest sign of the retailer’s long-term ambitions to expand its air-freight operations.
An Amazon Air cargo jet sits on a tarmac. Photo: Bloomberg.
Independent Pharmacies Are ‘Begging’ for Vaccines
The U.S. has about 21,000 independent community pharmacies, and a majority of owners are still waiting for COVID-19 vaccine supply — some having spent tens of thousands of dollars to prepare for the rollout.
Photo: Bloomberg
A Billion Tons of Food Was Wasted in One Year, UN Says
Waste is happening at every point, from the field to the dinner table.
Photo: Bloomberg
India’s Economy Emerges Hopeful After Tumultuous Year
After two years of economic slowdown, there's hope for India in 2021.
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The Connectivity Challenge Facing Vaccine Cold Chains
With a number of COVID-19 vaccines now approved, the debate has shifted to the logistical challenges of transporting vaccines across an unbroken and continuous cold chain.
A worker moves a case into a temperature-controlled vaccine shipping container. Photo: Bloomberg.
From Nurses to Chips and Containers, U.S. Sees Shortages Abound
The Federal Reserve is seeing a lot more shortages across the U.S. economy, in ways that might be construed as early warning signs of inflation if they persist.
Source: Bloomberg
The Evolution and Future of Retail Curbside Delivery
Curbside delivery, along with other omnichannel strategies, will have a lasting impact on the shopping journey for the foreseeable future.
Watch: Why Vaccine Shippers Must Follow HazMat Regulations
Jay Johnson, senior manager of Labelmaster Services, explains why regulations on the handling of hazardous materials apply to distributors of the COVID-19 vaccine, even though the vaccine isn’t itself classified as a “dangerous good” for purposes of transportation.
Why Vaccine Shippers Must Follow HazMat Regulations
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