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Toyota Unveils Plans for Vehicle Recycling Factory in Poland
The factory will recycle and repurpose parts like batteries and wheels, as well as materials such as copper, steel, aluminum and plastics.
Prague, Cazech Republic. Photo: iStock.com/josefkubes
Can the Government Fix the Trouble with the Supply of Critical Materials?
Although there are clear precedents, the current plan has some unusual factors.
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Redefining Healthcare Supply Chain Performance, From Spend Control to Strategic Value
It’s becoming clear that robust supply chain systems are a necessity for any healthcare facility.
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Senate Democrats Introduce Bill to Require Tariff Refunds
The legislation would set a 180-day deadline to process all tariff refunds, and would require Customs and Border Protection to pay interest.
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Panama Takes Control of Two Disputed Canal Ports
The decree issued on February 23 orders the Panama Maritime Authority to occupy the ports for "reasons of urgent social interest."
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The March of Material-Handling Automation: When Will Warehouses Go ‘Dark’?
Fueled by robotics and AI, and following the trend in many factories, warehouses seem to be on a relentless march toward total automation.
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The Demographic Myth of the Automated Supply Chain
In a structurally volatile world, demographic decline isn't a relief valve. It’s a call to innovate faster than the population fades.
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U.S. Tells Partners to Honor Tariff Deals as Trump Regroups
The European Parliament’s trade chief said on February 22 he’ll propose freezing the EU’s ratification process of the trade deal with the U.S.
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Trump Boosts New Tariff Rate to 15% a Day After Announcing 10%
Trump made clear he had decided that 10% was not enough, even though he said on February 20, “Every single thing I said today is guaranteed certainty.”
The Port of Newark. Photo: iStock/EXTREME-PHOTOGRAPHER
Report: Forced Labor Crackdown Likely Coming in 2026
Companies should be aware of pending U.S. state forced labor laws, for example in California.
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SCOTUS Ruling Likely to Cause More Tariffs, More Chaos, Experts Say
“We have tariffs,” President Trump said. “We just have them in a different way.”
U.S. President Donald Trump during a news conference in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Friday, Feb. 20, 2026. Photographer: Bonnie Cash/UPI/Bloomberg
Tariff Ruling Kicks Off Messy Fight Over $170B in Refunds
Among the major questions left unanswered for U.S. importers are how they recoup the money the government collected over the past year.
Photo: Bloomberg
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