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Supply Chains in Crisis: Page 86
Deep Sea Mining Threatens $5.5bn Tuna Industry, Study Finds
The biomass of bigeye, skipjack and yellowfin tuna species will increase by an average of 21% by mid-century in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, a region targeted for deep-sea mining.
Trade Associations Worried About the Canadian Ports Strike
For every day that the strike goes on, supply chains will need an additional three to five days to recover, the Railway Association of Canada estimates.
Attackers Torch Trucks on Another Key South African Trade Route
The attackers reportedly torched five vehicles July 10 on the N4 highway that links the commercial hub of Gauteng to the Port of Maputo in neighboring Mozambique.
Many Human Rights Violations Reportedly Found in Critical Mineral Supply Chains
Between January 2021 and December 2022, 102 allegations of abuse were linked to Chinese companies’ overseas investments in the transition minerals sector
Dockworkers Strike Hits Canada’s Pacific Ports
Vancouver, Canada’s busiest container port, and Prince Rupert together handle about $270 billion in trade annually.
JetBlue Joins United in Shifting Blame to FAA for Delays
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg hit back at the airlines, particularly United, saying the carrier has suffered out-sized impacts while others have recovered.
European Gasoline Shipments to U.S. Ease Just as Stockpiles Shrink
European gasoline and blending component cargoes to the U.S. are poised to drop to a three-month low in June, with volumes likely to be about 350,000 barrels a day.
U.K. Considers Nationalization of Thames Water as Crisis Escalates
Thames’ bonds tumbled on June 28, just one day after CEO Sarah Bentley suddenly stepped down from her position amid concerns over the firm's financial stability.
Wheat Climbs to Four-Month High as Traders Assess Russia Risks
Chicago wheat futures climbed to $7.56 a bushel in New York trading on June 26, putting prices on track for a 29% monthly gain, the biggest since 2015.
Biden Energy Subsidies Risk Distorting Critical Metals Market, UK Minister Warns
The Inflation Reduction Act has been a "huge challenge,” according to U.K. Business Minister Nusrat Ghani who said that the lure of the U.S. "distorts the market.”
Austria Sees Need to Curb Russian Gas Reliance as Supply Risks Exposed
“It’s clear that we’re not far or fast enough down the path to eliminate Russian gas,” said Energy Minister Leonore Gewessler during a June 26 press briefing.
House Report Connects Temu and Shein to Import Violations, Forced Labor Practices
Temu and Shein utilized a special legal exemption to “avoid import duties and minimize the likelihood" that packages will be screened for UFLPA compliance the report said.
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