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Here's Why You Should Pay Attention to Your Expedite Process
The expediting of raw materials, parts, systems and subsystems in inbound logistics is a common but necessary evil for many companies.
Once-Profitable Holiday Trash Surge Could Now Bury Struggling Recyclers
Americans generate 25 percent more trash during the holidays and, historically, that’s been a gift to the companies that sell it to recycling processors overseas.
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Supermarkets Need to Maximize Stockpiles Before Brexit, U.K. Officials Warn
Theresa May’s government has told supermarkets to keep as much stock as possible in warehouses around the country in case of a no-deal Brexit.
China's New Drug-Buying Program Is Causing Pain in Procurement
China is changing the way it procures drugs in its major cities. The result: Prices are set to tumble.
Q&A | Retailers Confront the Need to Innovate
The retail industry finds itself in a state of constant innovation, and the Retail Industry Leaders Association needs to respond in kind.
The retail industry finds itself in a state of constant innovation, and the Retail Industry Leaders Association needs to respond in kind. Jess Dankert, RILA's vice president of supply chain, tells what the organization is doing to keep pace with change.
U.K. Is Paving the Way for Electric Planes, Urban Drones
The U.K. will plow $160m into electric planes and drones to ease congestion in urban areas, Business Secretary Greg Clark announced this week.
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China's Growing Thirst for Premium Beer Is Great for Canadian Barley
China is the world’s largest beer market, and consumers are increasingly shifting to premium and foreign brews from mass-market brands amid rising incomes.
Walgreens Starts Next-Day Drug Delivery
Walgreens is rolling out a nationwide next-day prescription-delivery service to fend off competition from Amazon and numerous venture capital-backed startups.
Warehouses Are Hot Property in India, Thanks to Online Shopping Boom
India’s burgeoning logistics sector is gaining favor with property developers and investors, boosted by a growing consumer class’s embrace of online shopping.
Canada Firms Are Importing Workers to Keep Up With Marijuana Demand
A lack of qualified local labor forced one producer to dispose of almost 14,000 cannabis plants this summer, costing nearly C$1m ($750,000).
`Shocking' Huawei Arrest Could Upend Trump-Xi Trade Truce
On the same day Donald Trump and Xi Jinping struck a trade war truce, Canadian authorities made an arrest that now threatens to make the U.S.-China conflict much worse.
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How Used Vegetable Oil Could Power World Trade
Waste vegetable oil is the latest in a list of fuel innovations from a transportation industry that’s under intense pressure to lower its carbon footprint.
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