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Coca-Cola Quietly Removes Reusable Plastic Pledge from Website
The company has been previously found by researchers to be among the world’s most polluting brands when it comes to plastic waste.
Photo: iStock/Juanmonino
Williams-Sonoma Lays Out Roadmap in Case of Trump Tariffs
CFO Jeff Howie Howie says that Williams-Sonoma has reduced the percentage of goods it sources in China from 50% to 25% over the last few years.
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Canada Post, Union Push to Restart Labor Talks
CUPW workers went on strike on November 15, with Canada Post telling customers to expect delays for mail deliveries for as long as the stoppage drags on.
Photo: iStock / Elijah-Lovkoff
Some ‘Italian’ Tomato Puree Products in U.K. Supermarkets Come from China
Most Chinese tomatoes come from the Xinjiang region, where their production is linked to forced labor by Uyghur and other largely Muslim minorities.
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LogiChem Announces Speaker Lineup and Agenda Where Chemical Manufacturing Supply Chain Leaders Connect
LogiChem 2025, taking place on 18-20 March in Rotterdam, is the must-attend event for chemical supply chain professionals.
LogiPharma marks 25 years in 2025 with return to Lyon
LogiPharma, the world's largest life sciences supply chain event, is returning to Lyon in 2025, where it will celebrate its 25th anniversary.
Canadian Border Minister Says New Measures Are Imminent After Trump Meeting
Trump said on social media on November 30 that Trudeau “has made a commitment to work with us” to impede drug trafficking.
Dominic LeBlanc. Photographer: Dean Casavechia/Bloomberg
Baidu Wins First License to Test Self-Driving Car in Hong Kong
Autonomous driving and machine learning have been core tenets in Baidu’s broader ambitions to expand within the artificial intelligence sector.
A Baidu Apollo autonomous vehicle. Photographer: Raul Ariano/Bloomberg
How Boeing’s Counterfeit Titanium Crisis Was Predictable — and Preventable
When counterfeit titanium was discovered in Boeing and Airbus jets, it triggered an FAA investigation. Industry insiders could have predicted that such an emergency was coming.
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Mexico’s President Says She’s Sure Country Can Avoid U.S. Tariffs
The U.S.’s No. 1 trade partner has a plan if Trump does impose tariffs, but Sheinbaum says she doubts it will be necessary to implement.
Claudia Sheinbaum. Photographer: Stephania Corpi/Bloomberg
Walmart to End Its DEI Initiatives
Walmart, which employs approximately 1.6 million US workers, is only the latest company to end its DEI programs in recent months.
East San Francisco Bay Area. November 2020. Photo: iStock.com/Sundry Photography
Mexico Threatens to Bite Back Against Trump Tariffs
President Claudia Sheinbaum warned that the proposed 25% import tariffs on all goods entering the U.S. would result in mutually assured economic destruction for both countries.
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