Archive by Category Shipment Solutions
Ferromex, Union Pacific Suspend Grain Shipments into Mexico After Derailment
Although the track at the derailment site has been reopened, the permit suspension will remain in place until the current train lineup is cleared.
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Shift to Circularity – Closing the Loop
What are the biggest challenges when dealing with a new circularity landscape? Not just regulatory, but also ESG pressure from consumers, clients, and investors. We would like to highlight the challenges from the voice of a customer to understand how they are dealing with it, and what is a good place for others to start.
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Boeing to Cut Workforce by 10% as Strike Eats Into Reserves
Boeing has already initiated a range of cost-cutting plans as it grapples with dwindling reserves and low output.
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Tesco Announces Global Success in Grocery E-Commerce
Learn how one of the world’s largest pioneers in grocery e-commerce improved their online shopping experience to help them surpass $75bn in revenue.
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Plans Are Nothing, Planning Is Everything — Are You Prepared to Compete in Any Environment?
The COVID-19 years showed us that the worldwide supply chain was unprepared for the global disruption that defined 2020 and beyond. Recovery was a challenge for most, as they scrambled to address old problems alongside a host of new ones.
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Five Things You Need to Consider Before Pinning Your Industrial Space to the Ground
After a period of overcapacity, demand for industrial space, including warehouses and manufacturing facilities, is growing, and lease rates are rising as a result. Companies therefore need to be more careful than ever as they weigh a variety of factors when considering distribution network design and investment.
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XPO-Spinoff GXO Logistics Is Said to Explore Potential Sale
The transportation and logistics sector tends to see a lot of mergers and acquisitions because it’s highly fragmented, creating an opportunity for rollup plays.
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Russian Tanker Sanctions Fail to Stop Ships Hauling Moscow’s Oil
The blacklisted tankers are just a tiny part of the shadow fleet amassed by Russia to move its oil outside the reach of the Western powers.
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U.K. Parliament Votes on Laws to Stop Repeat of P&O Mass Layoffs
Government headed by Labour Party seeks to clamp down on poor working conditions at sea with laws on collective dismissal and minimum wage.
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Balancing Conflicting Priorities: Navigating Supply Chain Disruptions in the Red Sea
Disruptions in the Red Sea are increasing pressure on supply chain leaders to navigate conflicting priorities to manage budgets and maintain customer satisfaction.
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