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Michigan Generates Most Manufacturing Jobs, Report Finds
Where are the most manufacturing jobs? A number of states have plenty. We all know Texas does. But not as much as Michigan does, according to a recent study.
Food Processor Snaps to It, Cuts Delivery Time to the Military
Reducing delivery time and meeting stringent labeling requirements of the military caused food processor American Bounty some indigestion until it found the right logistics partner.
Enhancing the Supply Chain in South Africa Through Mobility
In his 1999 book, "Business at the Speed of Thought", Bill Gates wrote: "How you gather, manage and use information will determine whether you win or lose." The book may be more than 10 years old, but this statement has never been more relevant to today's complex supply chain environment in South Africa.
Is There a Return to Focus on Core Services by Ocean Carriers?
A mixture of financial necessity and commercial reality is further forcing ocean carriers to return to providing core services only. Shipping lines are still being squeezed out of providing home-grown integrated logistics services. This is evidenced by Maersk's recent news that it has entered into an agreement to sell the assets of its U.S. trucking subsidiary, Bridge Terminal Transport.
Keeping Cool in the Consumer Products Supply Chain
California Innovations, inventor of the collapsible cooler, works with Weber Logistics to minimize shipping costs and meet the demanding specifications of its retailer customer base.
Kewill Discloses Intention to Acquire India's Four Soft
Kewill Plc, a vendor of multimodal transportation software, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the assets of FourSoft, a software company headquartered in Hyderabad, India.
New Software Tool Designed to Help Companies Automate Trade Compliance, Control Costs
Livingston International has released TradeSphere, software designed to automate trade compliance and reduce human error in the highly regulated and complex world of international trade.
All-Terrain Vehicle Parts Supplier Zips Through U.S., Canada Customs
Consolidating multiple shipments of vehicle accessories and replacement parts, some quite heavy, into one movement has saved a U.S. distributor a lot of money and really given the gas to its business growth in Canada.
Menzies of American Logistics Aid Network Dies
SupplyChainBrain mourns the loss of a bright industry spirit and valued friend --
A 3PL Copes With Complexity as Wine Retailer Goes Online
When a key customer opted to embrace the internet, the U.K.'s Europa Worldwide Logistics had to step up with new software to manage the intensified demands for order management and customer service.
Study Finds 66 Percent of Warehouse Professionals Plan to Expand Technology Investments by 2018
The role of technology in warehouses has shifted from purely reducing costs and has increasingly expanded into benefits that can drive differentiation and profitable growth for business, according to a study by Motorola Solutions Inc., which provides communication solutions and services for enterprise and government customers.
Canada 'Missing Out' on Arctic Shipping Lanes
Canada may be missing the boat on using Arctic shipping to encourage development at the same time Russia steams ahead on its own northern waters.
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