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Global Logistics: Page 60
Health Agencies Set Stage for U.S. to Import Cheaper Drugs
The Trump administration cracked open the door for the eventual importation of cheaper medicines from abroad, the latest salvo in a battle to bring down drug costs.
‘Ripping up the Rule Book’ Seminar Programme Announced for the 2019 Supply Chain & Logistics Summit & Expo
Across the globe, the rule book is being torn up for supply chain and logistics planning, operations and the professionals tasked with marshalling the services, assets and people to deliver the goods.
IMO 2020: The Basics, Challenges and Impact on You
Laufer Group International Ltd.
Japan May Soon Wield New Weapon in Trade Fight With South Korea
Tokyo set Wednesday as the deadline for public comments on whether to remove South Korea from a so-called “white list” of trusted export destinations, a move that could restrict exports on hundreds of items to South Korea, hamstringing the country’s giant tech sector.
‘New Panama Canal’: Paraguay Plans Transport Hub Linking Atlantic and Pacific
Investment of over $2bn in basic infrastructure such as roads and bridges aims to transform the Chaco region and boost trade.
Banned Chinese Security Cameras Are Almost Impossible to Remove
A complex web of supply chain logistics and licensing agreements make it almost impossible to know whether a security camera is actually made in China or contains components that would violate U.S. rules.
The World’s 2-Billion-Ton Trash Problem Just Got More Alarming
Governments across Asia are saying no to trash imports, which for decades fed mills that recycled waste plastic.
Q&A | The Quest for Real-Time In-Transit Visibility
Shippers are finally in the position of obtaining real-time, in-transit visibility, but there are some major obstacles standing in the way of full deployment of the appropriate technology.
The Increased Importance of Integrating Agile Postponement and Product Packaging Customization Among Consumer Goods Supply Networks
Verst Logistics Case Study
The Trump Tariff Twist That's Cost U.S. Steel $5.5 Billion
President Trump’s tariffs on foreign steel have sped the decline of some of the U.S. mills he vowed to help.
How to Sink the Pirates Plaguing West Africa
Last year, 40 percent of the world’s reported incidents of seaborne attacks occurred in the Gulf of Guinea, including every ship hijacking and 78 of the 83 crew members taken for ransom.
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