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Bottling Plant Strike Could Bring Wine Shortage to U.K.
Encirc's Bristol facility bottles 300 million liters of wine annually, with the company holding a 40% share of the U.K.'s beverage bottling market.
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Survey: E-Commerce Falters Under Pressure from Trump Tariffs
Americans are reporting a decline in online purchases across nearly all categories for the first time in more than a decade.
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U.S. Auto Sales Lose Steam After Tariff-Induced Shopping Spree
After declining for much of last year, auto prices are on the rise again.
Customers at a dealership in Richmond, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Ford Forced to Idle Multiple U.S. Plants Over China Magnet Shortage
Ford CEO Jim Farley said the situation demonstrates the need to develop a domestic supply chain for critical auto components.
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China Eases Ban on Japanese Seafood Imports
Prior to the two-year ban, China was Japan's largest market for seafood, accounting for nearly a quarter of Japan's exports in the sector.
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‘No Questions Asked’ Broke Retail. Can Ambient IoT Fix It?
The explosive growth of e-commerce, driven by ever-liberalizing return policies, has turned reverse logistics into one of the retail industry’s biggest challenges.
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Nike Faces $1B in Added Costs from Tariffs
China accounts for around 16% of all footwear Nike imports into the U.S., with the company aiming to cut that number to single digits by the end of the 2026 fiscal year.
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How AI and 3D Printing Can Lower the Barriers to Domestic Manufacturing
High tariffs won’t guarantee a return of manufacturing to the U.S. — not until industry addresses the structural barriers that keep the country from competing with cheaper sources of production.
Photo: iStock.com/Phuchit
Watch: How to Innovate Both Products and Their Supply Chains
A discussion about innovation in product development and the supply chain, with Joe Bitterman, VP supply chain planning with Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine, and Philip Vervloesem, chief commercial officer with OMP.
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H&M Boss Warns Tariffs are Driving U.S. Clothing Prices Up
The group said it was likely to have to discount more than last year around the world in the coming months.
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GE to Invest $490M to Reshore Washing Machine Production to U.S.
The reshoring effort will create 800 new full-time jobs, and would make the company the largest domestic manufacturer for washing machines in the U.S.
Photo: iStock / Marvin Samuel Tolentino Pineda
IMO’s Convention on Ship Recycling Enters into Force
The Hong Kong Convention addresses key environmental, occupational health, and safety risks involved in the recycling of ships.
Photo: International Maritime Organization
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