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Airbus, Safran Warn Supply Chain Snarls Will Drag Into 2024
The component shortages have forced Airbus to slow an ambitious output increase for the cash-cow A320. Sanctions tied to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have also made it harder for Airbus and Boeing, too.
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Labor Complaint Claims Ikea, Amazon and Tom Tailor Lack Supply Chain Safety Checks
The complaint argued the companies issued a “lack of inspections” while also claiming the businesses violated labor rights, including the "lack of freedom of association.”

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Mitigating Weather-Related Disruptions With Software
Supply chain disruptions caused by weather-related disasters are happening with increasing frequency.
Drought in China. Photo: iStock.com/Orchidpoet
West Coast Dockworkers Reach Tentative Deal on Port Automation
A broader deal may still be far off, but any movement will ease shipper concerns that the talks aren’t going anywhere after nearly a year of negotiations.
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Cyberint Launches Supply Chain Intelligence Module to Combat Third-Party Security Risks
Cyberint's new supply chain intelligence module identifies third parties, assesses the security risks they could present, and sends alerts to users warning them of potential risks.
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Where Will High-Tech Manufacturers Get Their Semiconductors?
The battle for dominance in the global semiconductor market is often framed as one between the U.S. and China, but there’s a lot more nuance to it in reality.
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Netherlands Plans to End Russian LNG Imports, Minister Says
The move by the Netherlands would apply to both spot and long-term contracts. The nation is a transit country for gas supplies, meaning that the decision could have a broader European impact.
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Tanker Unloads Russian Crude in Ghana After Six-Week Wait
Clearance was given after claims that the cargo was from Kazakhstan, but data intelligence firms Vortexa and Kpler showed it originated from Russia.

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French Police Blame Dover Port for Border Delays
Some coaches of school children waited for 14 hours to pass through border control, and board ferries to France at the beginning of the Easter school holidays.
Photo: Port of Dover
The Next Supply Chain Attack Vector: Open-Source Software
The U.S. government has made significant strides in reducing direct cyberattack risks. Yet more needs to be done to prevent supply chain attacks.
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Warning Post-Brexit Border Checks Could Deter EU Imports
The U.K. Cabinet Office said the new regime was a "huge step forward for the safety, security and efficiency of our borders." But the Cold Chain Federation, which represents chilled food traders, said it will hamper trade.
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Ramaphosa Asks Ports Operator for Plan to End Logistics Crisis
The embattled company has struggled with major inefficiencies that have led to traffic being redirected to ports outside South Africa.
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