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Global Logistics: Page 27
Is Artificial Intelligence a Solution for Modern Slavery?
How humans can partner with AI to tackle the pressing societal issue of slavery, for a more resilient and sustainable global supply chain .
Panama Canal Water Levels Will Affect Western Trade in 2024
In response to the ongoing crisis, carriers have begun redirecting their shipments to the U.S. West Coast or have opted for alternative routes via the Suez Canal.
OPEC+ Agrees on Deeper Output Cuts to Avoid Renewed Surplus
Members of the group agreed to make 1 million barrels a day of additional oil-supply cuts at a November 30 meeting, delegates said.
Ford Estimates UAW Labor Deal Will Cost $8.8B
Ford and GM were forced to cut their full-year profit forecasts due to lost production from the six weeks of strikes at the companies’ U.S. plants.
New Evidencity Tool Aims to Combat Modern Slavery
Evidencity said that the MS tool is the first modern slavery research-on-demand, pay-as-you-go product available on the market.
Yellow Considering Offer to Revive Company, Rehire Thousands
The executive chair of Jack Cooper Transport, Sarah Riggs Amico, is leading a bid that would replace Yellow with a smaller trucking company.
Walmart Increasing Imports to the U.S. from India
Walmart shipped 25% of its U.S. imports from India between January 2023 and August 2023, up from just 2% in 2018.
Florida Producer Growers, Brokerages Included in ReposiTrak Expansion
Some of the new users include a Longwood, Florida-based watermelon grower, processor and brokerage as well as an Immokalee, Florida-based green bean, eggplant, squash and pepper grower.
Amazon Launches Four New AWS Supply Chain Tools
The new tools include AWS Supply Chain Planning, AWS Supply Chain N-Tier Visibility, AWS Supply Chain Sustainability and Amazon Q.
Permutable AI Ranks Companies with Best and Worst Deforestation Practices
Nestlé ended up with the highest score on Permutable AI’s list while JBS registered the lowest ranking on the list with a score of -151.
CargoNet Warns of Extremely High Theft Activity During Thanksgiving
Between October 1, 2023 and November 11, 2023, the average number of recorded theft reports increased to 66 reports per week.
Novo Sees European Ozempic Shortages Continuing into 2024
For both medicines, shortages will get worse as the end of this year approaches, according to a letter to healthcare professionals published November 21 by the European Medicines Agency
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