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J&J Raises EU Concern With Plan to Package Vaccines in U.S.

Johnson & Johnson will ship some COVID-19 vaccines ordered by the European Union to the U.S. for the last stage of production, raising concern among some member states that the bloc’s inoculation program could be hampered by further delays.

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U.S. Manufacturing Remains Robust While Price Pressures Build

A measure of U.S. manufacturing remained robust at the start of the year, though pandemic-related supply-chain disruptions are restraining production and driving up prices.

An American flag is displayed on a loading dock. Photo: Bloomberg.

From Bricks to Clicks: Pivot to E-Commerce Fulfillment With a Warehouse-in-a-Warehouse

A warehouse-in-a-warehouse provides a pathway to quick e-commerce fulfillment without the undertaking of a time-consuming and costly integration.

From Bricks to Clicks: Pivot to eCommerce Fulfillment with a Warehouse-in-a-Warehouse

Three Last-Mile Retail Solutions on the Rise

Higher parcel shipping costs and last-mile delays caused by COVID-19 are driving retailers to seek alternative solutions like in-store pickup and gig-economy delivery services.

Calls for Visibility and Better Plan B’s: Four Effects of COVID-19

Global volatility driven by COVID-19, trade conflict and other forces is increasing calls for smarter supply-chain management and improved visibility.

How to Handle Reverse Logistics for Lithium-Ion Electronics

Increasing e-commerce returns and reverse logistics are vexing for electronics shippers, especially when lithium-ion batteries are involved.

Four Tips for Shipping Lithium Batteries

When it comes to packaging and transport concerns, lithium batteries continue to take center stage.

Before Pursuing Micro Fulfillment, Consider These Four Things

Micro-fulfillment centers offer benefits like faster delivery and lower transit costs, but they won’t lead to greater profitability without a holistic network strategy.

Shifting E-Commerce Landscape Calls for New Look at Network Strategy

A massive channel shift driven by COVID-19’s e-commerce escalation demands a reexamination of facility locations and network strategy — as both have a growing impact on supply-chain profitability.

Five Smart Ways to Ride the Surge of E-Commerce Returns

Forward-thinking companies go beyond treating returns as a necessary evil and embrace them as a critical element of competitive advantage and brand promise.

Connected TMS Technology Is Reaching Mom-and-Pop Carriers

Transportation management technology remains a new frontier for many small trucking companies — those with 50 or fewer trucks — who make up 99% of U.S. for-hire carriers.

Last-Mile Logistics: 7 Trends to Watch in the Next 12 Months

As e-commerce booms like we’ve never seen before, so will growth in the final-mile sector. Here’s what we can expect.

FedEx Corp. couriers unload packages from a delivery truck. Photo: Bloomberg.

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