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Poland Truck Protests Leave Ukrainian Drivers Stranded
Polish firms say the vast majority of trade has been taken by Ukrainians since the passes were abolished by Brussels.
Eli Lilly Announces Plans to Build $2.5B Plant in Germany
The announcement comes just one day after sources said that Eli Lilly was planning to build the facility for $2.17 billion.
Watch: Data Trends in the Supply Chain Marketplace
Many third-party logistics providers gained an advantage from being early adopters of supply chain technology, but they soon met challengers in the form of pure-play technology providers, says Peter Weis, chief information officer and senior vice president at ITS Logistics.
The Cold, Hard Truth About Enhancing Cold-Chain Management
As we settle into another flu season and updated COVID boosters become available, the focus on vaccine distribution and the cold-chain logistics industry remains sky-high.
U.S. Signs Nuclear Cooperation Pact with the Philippines
The agreement was signed by the Philippines’ energy secretary and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken November 16 in San Francisco, California.
Stellantis Workers Vote to Ratify New Labor Deal
The approval locks in the UAW’s deal with Stellantis through April 2028 and includes a 25% wage hike over the life of the contract.
Eli Lilly to Build $2.1B Factory in Germany
Sources that spoke to Reuters said the project would create over 1,000 jobs when including sub-contractors as well as suppliers in the region.
Podcast | Autonomous Trucks Are Coming. Really.
Driverless trucks might be zipping down the roads sooner than you think.
Watch: A Final-Mile Maturity Model for Achieving the Perfect Order
Mike Graves, vice president product management with Pierbridge, a WiseTech Global company, describes the stages of a model that enables shippers to adjust to unexpected ups and downs of demand.
The Hidden Cost of Plug-in Hybrid Fleets
The savings as well environmental benefits of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) vanish when fleet drivers fail to charge and become overly reliant on the gasoline engine.
Poor Data Capture: The Silent Killer of Profitability in Logistics
The process of collecting logistics data from multiple sources such as barcodes, text and objects, and converting it all into an electronic format, can enable better outcomes for the business. But getting it wrong can have the opposite effect.
Robots to Outnumber People at UPS’s Massive New Warehouse
The package-handling giant plans to fill the $79 million facility with more than 3,000 robots by 2024 to handle tasks like lifting, reducing the need for manual labor.
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