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Industries: Page 80
Polyester Drives Surge in Apparel Sector Emissions
The apparel sector accounted for 2% of total global emissions in 2023, putting the industry well off pace of its goal to halve its carbon footprint by 2030.
AI-Driven Insights: What Retailers Can Learn From Returns
Returns will always be an issue at retail, but companies that tighten their strategies to reduce returns as much as possible can bring new life to their businesses.
DOE to Pour $1B into Strengthening U.S. Rare Earth Supply Chains
$250 million will go toward recovering minerals from industrial byproducts, while $500 million will be used to expand U.S. mineral and material processing for battery manufacturing and recycling.
Bank Stands by Predictions that U.S. Consumers Will Bear Majority of Tariff Burden
The latest Producer Price Index, seen as a potential bellwether for the prices consumers may see in the months ahead, jumped 0.9% from June, lifting the annual rate to 3.3%.
China Hits Canada with Huge Canola Tariff
China’s Ministry of Commerce said an anti-dumping probe found that Canada’s agricultural sector — particularly the canola industry — had benefited from “substantial” government subsidies and preferential policies.
GE Appliances to Invest $3B in U.S. Manufacturing
GE says five-year expansion plan will create 1,000 jobs across five states and ensure its continued legacy as American manufacturing and appliance innovator.
DoD to Loan $150M to U.S. Rare Earth Miner MP Materials
This comes after the DoD agreed to buy $400 million worth of preferred stock in MP Materials in mid-July.
Future-Proofing Pharmaceutical Imports: Tactics for a Volatile 2025
Pharmaceutical importers are navigating one of the most volatile trade environments in recent memory.
Ford Looks to Boost EV Sales with $2B Assembly Line Overhaul
Ford CEO Jim Farley touted the initiative as "the most radical redesign of how we manufacture cars since the Model T."
Nvidia, AMD to Pay 15% of China AI Chip Sales to U.S. in Deal
Trump has targeted chipmakers in the past week with a series of declarations that were light on specifics and rattled companies from Silicon Valley to Asia.
Has China Found a Way to Evade Sanctions on Products Made With Forced Labor?
A recent article revealed that China is converting detoxified cottonseed from Xinjiang Province into animal feed, which is sold to farmers across the country.
Mexico Sets Tomato Export Prices to Ease U.S. Trade Spat
Washington withdrew in July from a 2019 agreement that suspended investigations into whether Mexico was dumping tomatoes on the American market, ending the mandatory price floor for tomato imports.
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