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U.K. Gets Temporary Reprieve from 50% Tariffs

Trump said in the order that the U.K. needed "different treatment" because of the U.S.-U.K. Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD) signed on May 8.

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U.S. Manufacturing, Imports in Slump

The manufacturing sector has been in contraction for most of the past two years.

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Watch: How PepsiCo Achieved Integrated Business Planning

A case study about integrated business planning with Gretchen Talley, global supply chain planning process owner with PepsiCo, and Dominick Metzger, president and chief product officer with SAP Supply Chain Management.

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Amazon Price Controls Under Fire from German Regulators

The FCO asserted that Amazon's pricing controls are based on "non-transparent marketplace rules," and unfairly interfere with the freedom of sellers to set prices.

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Report: Leather Supply Chains Face 'Persistent' Human Rights Issues

The FLA identified a troubling lack of supply chain transparency for farms, slaughterhouses and tanneries, with low visibility into working conditions and product traceability.

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Top Japan Shipper Sees Orders Recover as Trade Tensions Ease

With regard to shipping autos, which have faced a 25% U.S. tariff since April 3, Soga said bookings “have not dropped at all.”

A vehicle is driven onto the Antares Leader vehicle carrier, operated by Nippon Yusen KK (NYK Line), at a port in Yokohama, Japan. Photo: Akio Kon / Bloomberg

Ford Says Michigan Battery Plant at Risk If Tax Credits Are Cut

The legislative risks mark the latest potential hurdle for a plant Ford announced in 2023 that was originally intended to produce enough batteries for 400,000 EVs.

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Best Buy Slashes Guidance for 2026 as Tariffs Take Toll

Best Buy now expects to see $41.1-$41.9 billion in revenue for the 2026 fiscal year, compared to the $41.4-42.2 billion range it had previously projected.

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Podcast | ‘Real-Time’ Delivery by Foodservice Fleets: Pain and Potential

Today’s foodservice fleets not only have to respond to disruptions — they need to do it in real time.

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Watch: Maintaining Quality and Reliability Throughout the Cold Chain

The cold chain is a complex process that requires adherence to the strictest standards of handling through multiple stages.

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Boeing Set to Resume Deliveries to China

Pending FAA approval, Boeing also hopes to soon increase production of its 737 Max to 42 planes per month, with a goal to produce 47 per month by the end of the year.

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End-to-End Monitoring: How the Cold Chain Keeps Its Cool

A lot of money is riding on getting this healthy food shipper’s cold chain right. An added layer of temperature monitoring helps everyone involved keep cool.

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