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Transportation & Distribution: Page 179
International Chamber of Commerce Has Concerns Over Return-Refill Packaging
Shipping goods across borders with reusable containers and tracking systems is better for the environment, consumers and companies, yet differential treatment by customs authorities can be detrimental for business, says the International Chamber of Commerce.
UPS to Charge for Peak Season Volume Shortfalls
In a move designed to capture network costs associated with retailers who fail to meet peak volume commitments, UPS is looking to charge them for shortfalls this year, CEO David Abney told the Wall Street Journal.
Opinion: Supply Chain Transparency May Be the Next Disruptor
The "Amazon-Prime Effect" - the notion that everything you order should arrive on your doorstep in two days - has left brands and retailers scrambling to keep up. As consumers' expectations grow and their patience around delivery time shrinks, one tactic businesses use to combat increasing time constraints is transparency.
A Third of UK Firms Plan to Sever European Supply Chains
Firms in the UK and Europe are already drawing up plans to sever supply chains across the Channel to avoid post-Brexit tariffs.
Divide Is Widening Between Tech-Savvy and Traditional Forwarders
The gap between the top-performing airfreight forwarders and those at the bottom, in terms of profit margins, appears to be growing wider, and may continue doing so for the next few years, according to results of a recent poll by Descartes Software and the U.S. Airforwarders Association (AfA).
Tesco Uses AI to Stock Shelves, Route Drivers With Google Assistant
Tesco is starting to incorporate machine learning algorithms across the business, from internal applications such as driver routing to customer-facing apps like integration, with Google's home assistant device. Tesco is starting to incorporate machine learning algorithms across the business, from internal applications such as driver routing to customer-facing apps like integration, with Google's home assistant device.
Changes in Vehicle Taxes, Emission Rules Are Testing Fleet Managers
Unprecedented changes coming to the fleet market in the next five years mean managers must keep up to date with policy and technology.
This Startup is the Airbnb of Warehouses
A Seattle startup has come out of nowhere to offer online merchants something even Amazon doesn't: overnight ground delivery to nearly anyone in the country.
Trucking Industry's Tale of Woe: Too Many Big Rigs
A glut of used big rigs is weighing down trucking companies already mired in a prolonged slump in the freight market.
A Look Inside Airbus's Epic Assembly Line
A confluence of political and economic forces has prompted Europe's largest airplane manufacturer to place a factory in Alabama - and to create one of the world's most gargantuan supply chains.
Opinion: Why the Last Mile Is a First Priority for Today's Retailers
The "last mile" is a telecom term for delivering telephone, cable or internet services to the customer. With the most connections to make, it's the bottleneck of the system. It's also the most expensive and difficult to upgrade. These words also aptly describe retail's woes in delivering orders to the consumer.
Fleets Improve Fuel Efficiency With Automated Driving Systems
Smart companies with trucking fleets are improving fuel efficiency, lowering NOx and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by taking advantage of new technology solutions - including idle reduction products, automated transmissions, low rolling resistance tire, tire pressure systems, engine parameters, and technologies that automate maintenance practices, according to FleetOwner.
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