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Iran Sees Growing Number of Foreign Ships Docking at Its Southern Port
Despite sanctions, Iran says the number of foreign trade vessels berthing at the country's southern port of Shahid Rajayee has considerably increased.
The Continued Push to be 'Green' in Transportation
Investing in ways to become more environmentally friendly is good for business. It makes financial sense and helps to differentiate transport providers in an increasingly crowded market.
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Nanotechnology in Manufacturing: Is It Toxic?
Is the use of nanotechnology in manufacturing and poisoning workers?
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Supplier Partnerships for Dramatic Results
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Everyone Can Be a Supply Chain Innovator
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UPS Capital Expands Jeweler's Elite Program to Three More Cities
UPS Capital Corp. has expanded its Jeweler's Elite Program to San Francisco, Philadelphia and Providence, R.I. Designed to help jewelers protect their high-value shipments, the service combines UPS shipping with insurance offered through UPS Capital Insurance Agency, Inc.
XRS Issues New Version of Trucking Intelligence Platform
XRS Corp., a provider of mobile trucking intelligence systems, has issued a new software release.
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AEB Updates Supply-Chain Monitoring and Alerting App
AEB (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd., a provider of information technology for global trade and logistics, has developed a new version of its ASSIST4 Monitoring and Alerting application.
CargoSmart Updates Sailing-Schedule App for Mobile Phones
CargoSmart Limited has developed a new version of its ocean sailing schedules application for Android and iPhone.
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RFID Aids Smaller Retailers in Norway to Effectively Manage Their Inventory
More than 40 stores throughout Norway are using a new radio frequency identification system provided by Norwegian systems integrator Front Systems to manage inventory data automatically, at an affordable price.
Turning Data Into a Business Advantage Through Optimization
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Georgia Company Uses RFID to Locate Pallets of Frozen Foods
Eskimo Cold Storage, a frozen foods storage company based in Gainesville, Ga., has already saved $100,000 since installing RFID readers about four months ago, and forecasts an annual savings of $233,000. The company installed an RFID reader at the end of 20 aisles within its warehouse, so that it could confirm where its thousands of pallets are located as they are put away or removed.
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