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Amidst Another Disappointing Peak Season, Manufacturers Increasingly Look to Data
Manufacturers can't prepare for everything, but they can prepare to be more agile when the inevitable disruptions occur.
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The Supply Chain Has a New Paradigm
Now volatility is end to end, and supply chain planning extends beyond order fulfillment to sustainability and resiliency. The good news: They’ve updated the operator’s manual.
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China Bans Government Employees from Using iPhones at Work
Though China had previously restricted government officials from using iPhones at work, this recent measure represents an expansion of that order.
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South Africa to Face Pressure from Trade Partners to Ditch Coal
South Africa is trying to increase its supply of renewable energy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and its reliance on Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.
Mpumalanga, South Africa. Photo: Bloomberg
UAE, Brazil Partnership Aimed at Boosting Economic Cooperation
This comes as part of the UAE’s government experience exchange program, which was launched in 2018 and has led to partnerships with over 30 countries.
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India Exempts Some Nations from Rice Curbs for Food Security
The world’s top exporter agreed to sell 79,000 tons of non-basmati white rice to Bhutan, 50,000 tons to Singapore and 14,000 tons to Mauritius.
Ambala, India. Photo: Bloomberg
Orange Juice Stockpiles Shrink to Record Low in Top Exporter Brazil
Brazil reached the end of its season in June with 84,745 metric tons of juice in storage, a 41% drop compared to 2022.
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Russia’s Top Miner Plans to Move Some Trading to Dubai
Nornickel, the world’s biggest refined nickel producer and palladium miner, was incorporated under the name Greenwich Holdings Limited in Dubai.
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Unleashing the Power of Supply Chain AI: A Roadmap to Competitive Success
Over 64% of businesses believe they can increase their productivity by using AI, making it imperative for organizations to embrace this form of technology.
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USDA Lowers Global Rice Trade Forecasts in 2023, 2024
The USDA reduced its forecast of global rice exports by 1.9 million tons for 2023 and 3.4 million tons for 2024.
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Copper Hits Three-Month High Amid Demand Hopes, Supply Risks
Copper rose as much as 1.8% to $8,821 a ton on the London Metal Exchange, the highest level since April 21.
Copper pipes. Photo: iStock.com/SimoneN
Data-Driven Insights Are Key to Solving Supply Chain Woes
As technology improves, vendors can be more flexible with packaging options, variety and regional shipping.
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