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FAA Opens Extensive Safety Review of Boeing

In September, the National Transportation Safety Board issued an “urgent” recommendation to the FAA about a problem with rudders that pilots use to steer certain Boeing 737s after landing.

Boeing's headquarters in Chicago. Photo: iStock.com/JHVEPhoto

Indonesia Forms $1.2B Battery Venture with China’s CATL

The project in Karawang, West Java, aims to scale up battery production to 15 gigawatts a year.

A Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. experience center in Chengdu, China. Photographer: Raul Ariano/Bloomberg

Global Inventory Trends and Challenges Shaping SMBs

Netstock’s new inventory management 2024 benchmark report provides businesses with data needed to measure their performance against industry peers, identify areas for improvement, and set realistic, actionable goals.

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How to Drive Customer Experience Back Into Your Supply Chain

By integrating advanced strategies and digital technologies, manufacturers can cultivate stronger customer relationships and drive long-term success in the B2B landscape.

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Tariff Tensions Between China, U.S. Spark 'Sharp Change' in Trade With Mexico

Vesselbot's data shows that Mexico's Manzanillo Ensenada and Lazara Cardenas ports have seen record-breaking container volumes over the last year.

Mexico's Port of Manzanillo. Photo: iStock / Eric Broder Van Dyke

Ocean Carrier ONE Reports Scope 1 Emissions Reduced by 62%

ONE has also gained Approval in Principle (AiP) for an ammonia dual-fueled vessel, and has made strategic investments in 12 13,000 TEU methanol dual-fuel vessels.

A methanol-fueled ship. Image: Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE)

Canada Labor Minister Calls for Mediator to Resolve Port of Montreal Labor Dispute

In early October, the CUPE claimed that talks had stalled out over how the MEA manages scheduling, with the union pushing for a better work-life balance.

The Port of Montreal along the St. Lawrence River. Photo: iStock / LaSalle-Photo

GM Invests $625M in EV Battery Material Mining Operation

GM is aiming to source more of its raw materials for electric vehicles from the U.S, to manage battery cell costs and decrease its reliance on imported materials.

Photo: iStock / JHVEPhoto

Crane Collapses After Collision with Cargo Ship in Keelung Port

Port authorities are working closely with the terminal’s management to ensure the port’s operations can resume normal activity as quickly as possible.

Photo: iStock/Sean Pavone

Uganda Plans $600M Rail Line to Connect Proposed Port

The line will connect with a €2.7 billion ($2.9 billion) track that will link Uganda’s capital of Kampala to Malaba at the border with Kenya.

Photo: Bloomberg

USDA Launches Probe into Handling of Boar's Head Listeria Outbreak

Boar's Head recalled more than seven million pounds of deli meat nationwide, and shut down the Jarratt, Virginia, plant the tainted meat originated from.

Photo: iStock/Andrew_Bu

Watch: Are Self-Piloting Ships on the Way?

Susan Riitala and Thor Maalouf, London-based partners in the Shipping and Transportation Group of global law firm Reed Smith LLP, discuss the coming of autonomous cargo vessels.

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