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New Software to Enforce Illegal Chemicals Supply Chain
Verify Brand, active in supply chain security software systems, says its new Verify Platform, a piece of advanced serialization, traceability and authentication software, could stop illegal, dangerous and counterfeit chemicals from entering a manufacturer's supply chain.
Singapore Focuses on Long-Term Logistics Needs
The long-term infrastructure developments unveiled by Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at a recent National Day Rally include plans to expand Changi Airport and relocate the country's seaport.
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China Highly Active in Planning Needed Industrialization Within Africa
Generally speaking, there is no argument that Africa needs industrialization to provide jobs, reduce poverty and improve economies. Also, that it needs overseas investment for this to happen, and that China is in a good position to provide it.
Brazil Places Bet on Railway Development
President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil plans to build 11,000 kilometers (6,835 miles) of rail and grant wider access to existing privately operated lines to cut shipping costs by as much as 30 percent in the country. The auction of a concession to build and manage the first of a dozen railways costing a total $42bn will take place as early as October.
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Air Cargo Growth Maintains Modest Pace in Most Parts of the World
Figures for July show global air cargo traffic continuing the modest improvement trend experienced in June, according to the International Air Transport Association.
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The Importance of Content Marketing in the Transportation Industry
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Driving Sales Productivity in the Transportation Industry
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Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Expands Ocean Service From Mexico
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics has expanded its ocean transportation service from Veracruz, Mexico.
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Paper Products Company Reportedly Cuts Greenhouse Gas Emissions 60 Percent by Moving from Road to Rail
Packaging and paper products manufacturer Boise has cut CO2 emissions by 60 percent by switching from road to rail and packing its products more efficiently in rail containers, says a case study from Environmental Defense Fund.
Is Your Business Ready for a Spike in Customer Returns?
What would you do if you knew your business was going to face a loss of as much as nine percent of bottom line sales? Hopefully, you would try to avoid calamity by putting steps in place to manage the situation with a customer-friendly returns management program.
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Widened Panama Canal to Allow U.S. to Effectively Compete for More Natural Gas Exports to Asia
The United States is set to grab the first and biggest chunk of unfilled extra Asian demand for shipped gas between now and 2025 with help from a widened Panama Canal and prices that rivals could struggle to match.
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