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EU Moves to Improve Fairness in Food Supply Chain
The European Commission (EC) has launched a wide public consultation on how to improve fairness in the EU's food supply chain.
Little-Known Suppliers Poised to Benefit From Apple iPhone
It was the late 1990s, and entrepreneurs Steven Abramson and Sidney Rosenblatt were pitching an electronics giant on their new flat-screen technology. It didn't go well.
082917 Little Known Suppliers Poised
Wal-Mart, Food Giants Team Up on Blockchain Plans
Wal-Mart and a group of food giants are teaming up with IBM to explore how to apply blockchain technology, also known as distributed ledger tech, to their food supply chains.
082917 Wal Mart Food Giants Team
Q&A: A Look at the Biggest Risks That Threaten Global Supply Chains
A new report examines the impact of protectionism, food and water scarcity - and the prospect of another energy crisis on supply chains in the U.S. and around the world.
082817 Qaa Lookat
New Robot Containers Could Ship Aquaculture Products
A group of Norwegian graduates have spent their summer developing smart "robot containers" with cooling systems that can sail to ports without any human interaction.
With Some Countries, China Is in the Red
China's big trade surpluses hog all the headlines, but imbalances go both ways.
Americans Are Buying More Food at Wal-Mart
Competition is heating up among U.S. grocery chains, but Americans are increasingly buying their food at Wal-Mart.
Tarnished by Charlottesville, Tiki Torch Company Tries to Move On
As the images streamed out of Charlottesville, Va., this month showing white nationalists protesting the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee, many could not help noticing the product illuminating the faces twisted into sneers of hate: Tiki torches.
082417 Tarnishedby Charlottesville Tiki
Grocers Are Embracing IoT to Improve Supply Chain Visibility
More than a third of food and grocery companies are using or trialling Internet of Things (IoT) technology, research has showed.
There's a Sugar Shock Ahead, in a World That's Eating Smarter
Cutting back on sugar? So is much of the world.
082317 Theresa Sugar Shock
China's Crackdown on North Korea Over U.N. Sanctions Starts to Pinch
Trucks packed with seafood were backed up, bumper to bumper, at the Chinese border with North Korea. Protesters carried red banners demanding compensation. And Chinese businessmen who have been making big money from North Korean crabs, shrimp and squid were furious.
Oil Slides As U.S. Shale Output Seen Rising to Record High
Oil traded at a three-week low after a forecast on U.S. shale growth added to mounting worries that the rebalancing process is stalling.
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