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Ocean Transportation: Why You Should Have Been Ready for '10+2'

Analyst Insight: A December 2009 study reveals that as few as 22 percent of companies are ready for the January 26, 2010 mandate date for full Importer Security Filing (ISF) "10+2" compliance. The economic recovery may foretell huge fines for these companies.

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Food & Beverage: Safety and Traceability

Analyst Insight: The regulatory environment for food and beverage manufacturers is changing. President Obama has reinvigorated the FDA's Food Safety Working Group and change is on the way. It is more important than ever for food and beverage manufacturers to get ahead of the curve and ensure food safety and traceability across their entire supply chains, from the field to the fork.

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Global Logistics: Customers Demand Stronger 3PL Service Support

Analyst Insight: Any 3PL that wishes to increase its market share in 2010 must provide higher levels of customer-focused service offerings in this competitive marketplace. Client companies want to have their 3PL contract partners provide better support to their current service offerings.

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Food & Beverage: The United States Gets Serious About Food Safety

Analyst Insight: The recent, highly publicized food incidents and drug recalls have eroded public confidence in the FDA's ability to protect consumers from harm. The goal of the new Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Margaret A. Hamburg, is to restore public confidence in the process. To do so, she is enacting new procedures designed to enforce existing laws.

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Chemicals & Energy: Leading the Way in Asset and Energy Management

Analyst Insight: The number one strategy for companies in the chemical and energy industries is to improve demand orchestration as the economy recovers. Planning processes must manage pricing, capacity allocation, and inventory positioning to manage margins. In addition, operational processes must have visibility and business rules to manage commitments and respond to volatility. These industries are more mature than others in their approach to asset management, energy management and compliance.

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Three Partners Join in Security Offering for Air Cargo

Actio Releases Update of Material Disclosure Software

Study Details Impact of Maintaining Moratoria on Certain Oil, Gas Development in U.S.

Toyota May Be Object lesson in How Not to Handle Product Recalls

Outsourced-IT Services Partner Held Liable for Not Living Up to Its Sales Pitch

Pilot from U.N. Program and Industry Group Seeks Participants to Test Framework for Sustainable Value Chains

Getting Ready for the Age of Biogenerics

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