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EU to Say Airlines Can Use U.S. Jet Fuel Amid Hormuz Block
Soaring fuel costs, normally the industry’s second-biggest cost after crew, have forced airlines to scrap tens of thousands of flights.
A fuel tanker containing Jet A1 aviation fuel on the tarmac at Vaclav Havel Airport in Prague. Photographer: Milan Jaros/Bloomberg
Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic India Price Cut Boosts Obesity Drug Sales
India is the first market where Novo Nordisk faces generic competition for semaglutide — the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy.
Injection pens for Wegovy on display during a news conference in Mumbai. Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg
Fertilizer Shortage Likely to Have Knock-On Effect on Food Supply
The Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce warned that the fertilizer shortage could cause deadly food scarcity and price hikes.
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Podcast | Due Diligence in Supplier Management: What Companies Are Missing
Supply chain success depends on visibility into the entire supplier base.
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Report: EU Companies Obscured Role in Indian Ocean Overfishing
EU companies have sought to obscure their involvement in overfishing by making the ownership structures of their purse seiners substantially more opaque.
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New 232 Tariffs on Metals May Add Cost and Complexity for Importers
Goods covered by Section 232 tariffs, levied on imports determined to be critical to national security, remain exempt from global, temporary tariffs.
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From Needles to Pills: GLP-1 Supply Chains Face a New Stress Test
Oral GLP-1s are set to shake up the weight-loss drug market, but industry onlookers will be wondering how these new tablets might impact healthcare supply chains.
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Ships Cluster Further From Hormuz Strait as Iran Widens Grip
Since May 4, nearly 60 vessels across different types sailed into an area off Dubai — an unusually large number.
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Beef Processors in Spotlight as DOJ Confirms Antitrust Probe
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche declined to provide additional details about the probe, but said the agency would seek to move rapidly.
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U.S. Denies Iran Report That Naval Ship Was Hit by Missiles
Project Freedom was set to begin on May 4, with the U.S. military pledging to provide support, including the use of guided-missile destroyers, aircraft and drones.
Photo: iStock / Dimitrios Karamitros
Shipowners Face Sanctions if They Pay Iran Hormuz Fees
Non-U.S. persons who pay could also face civil and criminal enforcement liability if payments cause U.S. persons, such as insurers and financial institutions, to violate sanctions.
An aerial 3D illustration render of cargo ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz. Image: iStock/quantic69
Bad Data Is the Biggest Export Compliance Risk Chip Makers Face
Managing trade restrictions has always been a manufacturing supply chain challenge, but the difficulty is quickly ratcheting up.
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