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East Coast Farms Continue to Battle Bird Flu Outbreak
More than 134 million birds have been affected since the outbreak began in January 2022, killing more than 20 million egg-laying hens in the fall of 2024 alone.
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Tariffs, Panama Canal Threats Headline Start of Trump's Second Term
Trump signed more than 200 executive orders within hours of being sworn in, including one that requires federal agencies to conduct a review of U.S. trade policies.
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Canada Discusses Retaliatory Tariffs Against U.S.
Canada's provincial and territorial premiers met for five hours, where they discussed how they plan to manage the impacts of potential tariffs from the U.S.
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A Look Back at Biden's Supply Chain Legacy
Joe Biden may have been a one-term president, but his time in office could end up being defined by his impact on U.S. supply chains in the years following the pandemic.
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U.K. Bars German Livestock Imports Over Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak
German officials first discovered the disease in a herd of water buffalo on January 10 outside Berlin in the Brandenburg region.
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Report: Floods Pose Top Threat to Supply Chains in 2025
Flood insurance claims due to Hurricane Helene — which swamped southern states in September — could ultimately total $7 billion.
Flood damage strewn across a road in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene on September 29, 2024 in Asheville, North Carolina. Photo: Sean Rayford/Getty Images, via Bloomberg
Report: ILA, USMX Met in Secret Before Start of Official Talks
Sources told CNBC that the discussions largely centered around hammering out language surrounding automation at U.S. ports.
Cargo ships at the Port of Charleston. Photo: iStock / stonena7
U.S. Dockworkers, Port Employers Set to Restart Talks
The planned talks are a welcome sign for importers and exporters bracing for a labor disruption that would shut every major port on the U.S. East and Gulf coasts.
Photo: Bloomberg
Maersk Urges Cargo Removal from U.S. Ports as Labor Talks Continue
The ILA and USMX have until January 15 to come to a deal on a new collective bargaining agreement to avert another strike at U.S. ports.
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Labor Rights, Automation to Reshape Supply Chain Workforce in 2025
With contentious union negotiations, rapid advancements in automation and AI, and growing global scrutiny on human rights abuses, 2025 is set to be a transformative year for labor.
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‘Disease X’ Trackers Confront Logistics Quagmire in Congo
Just reaching the epicenter of the outbreak of “Disease X” can take about 48 hours by road from the capital, Kinshasa.
Photo: Ore Huiying/Bloomberg
Boeing Resumes 737 Max Production
Boeing's machinist strike ended in early November, although it's taken weeks for the company to spin its factories back up to full operations.
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