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Global Trade Management: Page 127
Resilinc Releases Module for Conflict Minerals Reporting Compliance
Resilinc has released an application that aids companies in meeting the Securities and Exchange Commission's new reporting rules on conflict minerals in manufactured goods.
Does U.S. Domestic Shipping Still Need the Jones Act?
Should foreign-flag vessels and crews be allowed into the U.S. domestic maritime trades?
Oman's Logistics Market Predicted to Exceed $12Bn by 2017
The nascent transportation and logistics market in Oman is expected to see steady growth over the next five to seven years due to planned investments in logistics infrastructure and industrial development in the country. Widespread opportunities for integrated logistics service providers that offer end-to-end logistics solutions will arise in certain industries such as chemicals.
Africa Business: From 'Hopeless' to Land of 'Growth Miracle'
When Kevin Smith and his partners started a solar energy firm in Santa Monica in 2008, they expected to sell their technology to advanced economies in Europe and the United States. But much of the action has been in a part of the world Smith initially wrote off: Africa.
Oracle Unveils Project Procurement and Management App
Oracle Corp. has introduced Oracle Project Procurement, the latest addition to its suite of project portfolio management and procurement applications.
The Logistics Challenges of Manufacturing in Mexico
A conversation with Matt Hamson, chief executive officer of Coronado Logistics Inc.
How Schenker Integrates Data in Its Foreign Trade Zones
Spreadsheets and manual processes weren't sufficient to allow the global logistics provider to reconcile inventories within its FTZs. It needed a single platform to provide the necessary integration and visibility.
Coca-Cola Pledges Additional $5Bn for Its African Manufacturing, Supply Chain Operations
The Coca-Cola Company and its African bottling partners announced a new investment of $5bn during the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington. The investment, to be made over the next six years, increases its total announced investment in Africa to $17bn from 2010 to 2020. The Company and its bottling partners anticipate that this investment will fund new manufacturing lines, cooling and distribution equipment and production; create additional jobs and opportunities across Coca-Cola's African supply chain; and support key sustainability initiatives and programs focused on safe water access, sustainable sourcing, women’s economic empowerment, community well-being and operational efficiency improvements.
A New, Parallel Suez Canal? Egypt's Army Says It's a Go.
Egypt said on Tuesday it plans to build a new Suez Canal alongside the existing 145-year-old historic waterway in a multibillion-dollar project to expand trade along the fastest shipping route between Europe and Asia.
Battling Risk, Part 2: The Best and Worst Countries for Supply-Chain Resilience
There's a new method for benchmarking the resiliency of your supply chain.
Supply Chain Challenges in Emerging Markets
100 Great Supply Chain Partners 2014: A Handshake ... as Good as a Contract!
It's fair to say that some mouths dropped in some quarters when word got out that the vice president of supply chain for McDonald's in the UK said he had handshakes rather than formal contracts with key suppliers. In dispensing with the written word, the fast-food chain formed long-term relationships with its partners in food, packaging and distribution, and included them in planning – even helping to set prices and volumes. Said Warren Anderson, "We don’t have contracts, but we do have our very assured supply partnerships with our food and paper suppliers," he said. "A gentleman’s handshake is just as powerful here."
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