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Trump’s Tariffs May Hurt, but Quitting China Is Hard to Do
Companies are reconsidering where to put their factories as the trade war mounts, but few places can match China’s convenience and reliability.
0927 Trumps Tariffs May Hurt
U.K. to Establish a Post-Brexit Port 70 Miles From Sea
The U.K. government aims to address one of the big challenges of Brexit by creating a so-called inland port where imported goods can be checked without causing logjams at the coast, two people with knowledge of the plan said.
0926 U Kto Establisha
Four Forces Transforming Supply Chain, Logistics and Transportation Today
Few industries or business functions are experiencing as much disruption as logistics, supply chain and transportation.
0912 Four Forces Transforming Logistics
Target’s Supply Chain Investment Is Paying Off
Target is investing in its supply chain to reach more customers.
0910 Targets Supply Chain Investment
Report: Supply Chain Efficiency Could Cut Food Waste by $700Bn
The scale of the problem is staggering. Each year, 1.6 billion tons of food worth about $1.2tr are lost or go to waste — one-third of the total amount of food produced globally. To put the figure in perspective, that is 10 times the mass of the island of Manhattan.
UPS Grows Alternate Delivery Offerings With ‘E-Lockers’ in Taiwan
UPS is expanding delivery options for e-commerce shipments in Taiwan with the addition of more than 850 “e-lockers” as alternate delivery locations (ALDs).
For Manufacturers, a Complex Mix Can Determine Location
John Saunders had an unlikely path to becoming a manufacturer.
Amazon Rival FreshDirect Draws Battle Lines With Bronx Warehouse
FreshDirect has figured out an important trick: how to make money delivering groceries.
0718 Amazon Rival Fresh Direct
U.S. Warehouse Supply at Its Tightest in Two Decades
For U.S. retailers, manufacturers, importers and exporters, warehouse space is at its tightest since 2000, when the first dot-com boom was driving strong consumer spending and imports from China were beginning to surge.
Companies Spent a Record $1.5Tr on Shipping Costs in 2017
U.S. businesses are spending more on transportation and warehousing as demand and prices for logistics services increase.
As Shipping Costs Soar, Supply Chains Get a Makeover
Retailers and manufacturers are taking stock of their transportation costs and exploring alternatives as a capacity crunch in freight is driving up prices and causing shipping delays.
More Suppliers Are Losing Revenue Due to Cross-Channel Challenges
As the global $1.9tr e-commerce landscape continues to expand, companies are facing difficulties successfully managing cross-channel commerce across continents, supply chains, and software systems, and are losing revenue as a result.
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