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How Global Supply Chains Shape Air Quality

Industrial activity generates carbon monoxide emissions that contribute to air pollution globally. Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign studied the link between economic activities and pollution fluxes. They found that countries like South Korea are impacted by emissions from China, driven in part by demand from other countries. Despite

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New Index from ASCM and KPMG Finds Supply Chain Stability Improving Despite Ongoing Challenges

The KPMG Supply Chain Stability Index, in partnership with ASCM, reveals improvements in 2023 but suggests a complete return to pre-pandemic normalcy is unlikely in 2024. Challenges like cross-border closures and conflicts remain. Positive signs include nearshoring efforts in Mexico and Canada. Supply chain professionals are credited for the progress

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Growth, oversupply and security: Is the current solar supply chain fit for purpose?

Global carbon reduction goals require a rapid increase in solar deployment, with the International Energy Agency estimating the need to triple global photovoltaic deployment by 2030. However, the current concentration of solar manufacturing in China poses risks of supply disruptions and price competition due to excess production capacity. Solar manufacturers

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China and Russia pledge to work together to maintain 'supply chain stability'

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Food Cold Chain Track and Trace Technology Revenues Set to Exceed US$7 Billion Amid Growing Regulatory ...

Investments in temperature and humidity monitoring solutions are on the rise in the global food industry, driven by increasing traceability reporting demands. ABI Research projects that revenues from food cold chain track and trace operations will exceed US$7 billion by 2032. Real-time monitoring solutions are crucial for maintaining food

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Resilient U.S. Container Imports Continue to Surge Despite Supply Chain Challenges

US container imports at Port of Los Angeles increased by 16% in March, as per Descartes' Global Shipping Report. Despite a slight 0.4% rise from February 2024, there was a significant 15.7% year-over-year increase. The growth, affected by Chinese Lunar New Year, led to a 22.7%

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Biden to give Taiwan’s TSMC $6.6 billion to ramp up US chip production

The US government plans to give $6.6 billion to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company to help build three factories in Arizona for semiconductor chips. This investment is part of efforts to strengthen domestic chip production and reduce supply chain vulnerabilities. TSMC's total investment in Arizona is more than

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White House Touts U.S. Semiconductor Factories by Chip Giant TSMC

The Department of Commerce announced a deal with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company to build new semiconductor factories in the US, increasing American capacity and supply chain independence. The deal includes $50 million for local job training and raises TSMC's investment in Arizona to $65 billion. This aims to

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Fairbanks Morse Defense Reshaping U.S. Shipbuilding Supply Chain with Strategic Acquisitions

Supply chain disruptions due to the pandemic and conflicts abroad highlight the need for the US to strengthen its national defense equipment production. Fairbanks Morse Defense is acquiring domestic companies to secure critical components for maritime defense. Revitalizing American shipbuilding is crucial to compete with China in naval capabilities. Reshoring

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NREL Analysis Shows Snapshot of the Clean Supply Chain of the Future

Researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, along with industry partners, have demonstrated a zero-tailpipe emissions supply chain from ports to final destinations. The Port of Los Angeles' $82.5 million Zero- and Near-Zero-Emissions Freight Facilities project showed that clean goods movement using renewable energy and various technologies is

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'State of the Space Industrial Base' highlights supply chain and workforce challenges

The annual "State of the Space Industrial Base" report, released on April 8, highlights the importance of the commercial space industry for U.S. leadership in space. The report emphasizes the need for innovation and adaptation to stay ahead in the space tech race, especially with China'

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Indiabased pipe and tube manufacturer selects Louisiana for first US facility

The Economic Times News App offers daily market updates and live business news. Criminals are teaming up with bank employees for cyber fraud. Honda's Creta-rival failed to succeed in the Indian market. Rahul Bhatia and his firms purchased electoral bonds at an unusual time for control of IndiGo.

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The difficulty of making supply chains sustainable | LSE Business Review

Suppliers are facing customer pressure to decarbonize, but there's no empirical evidence that firms can lead their suppliers to reduce emissions. Recent studies show that large American firms are moving towards "green" suppliers, but some struggle with making existing suppliers more sustainable. Suppliers have begun adopting

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Mitigating possible Port of Baltimore agsupply chain disruption

Partly cloudy with high and low temperatures and windy conditions expected in Baltimore. Cargo shipping affected by bridge collapse in the port. Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigeig, suggests diverting cargo ships to other east coast ports to mitigate supply chain disruptions. Difficulty in diverting farm tractors and equipment exports. Efforts

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4 Reasons To Study Supply Chain In California

A Nigerian student landed a top supply chain management role with Amazon after studying a STEM-designated MBA program at the University of California Riverside. California, a major supply chain hub, offered practical courses, internships with top companies, and a supportive environment for international students. The program provided valuable skills and

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Nurturing Cooperation in the Critical Minerals Supply Chains

The world is transitioning into a green industrial revolution, focusing on cleaner technologies for future generations. The demand for critical minerals like graphite, cobalt, lithium, and copper is set to skyrocket due to their essential role in advanced technologies, including clean energy and national defense. Countries with natural reserves, such

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Nvidia Supplier SK Hynix Bets $3.87B On US Chip Future, Scores Win For Biden's Supply Chain Goals NVIDI

SK Hynix, a major memory chip company, will invest $3.87 billion in its first chip packaging facility in the U.S. This move aligns with the Biden administration's goal to boost chip production. The new facility, set to open in 2028, will focus on AI system components.

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6K Energy and Aqua Metals to create circular supply chain for lithiumion battery materials

6K Energy, a division of 6K, has partnered with Aqua Metals to create a circular supply chain for lithium-ion battery materials in North America. Aqua Metals will supply recycled battery materials to 6K Energy's PlusCAM factory for cathode material production. This aligns with US efforts to re-shore manufacturing

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Synergy North America Teams Up with Supply Chain BEST to Enhance WMS Implementation Capabilities

Synergy North America Inc. has partnered with Supply Chain BEST to enhance their capabilities in WMS implementation. This collaboration will leverage Supply Chain BEST's expertise in project management across multiple locations. The partnership aims to deliver top-notch supply chain solutions using SnapFulfil's advanced technology. With over

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Birchard Allen, CPO of CAO, to speak at P&SC LIVE New York

Returning this summer, Procurement & Supply Chain LIVE New York will be virtually streamed on 5-6 June 2024. The event will gather leaders from companies like Cognizant, AXA XL, City of New York, and Bosch for keynotes and panels. The Chief Procurement Officer for the U.S. House of Representatives,

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Japan, U.S. in talks to bolster hydrogen supply chain together

Japan and the U.S. are working together to boost hydrogen energy and reduce costs for producers. Prime Minister Kishida and President Biden will discuss clean energy at their upcoming summit in Washington. The leaders are set to launch a cabinet-level dialogue on the issue. Nikkei Asia is rebranding as

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CAL's Dean Pinkert calls on US shrimp buyers to investigate their Indian supply chains

Dean Pinkert joined the Corporate Accountability Lab in November 2021 as a special advisor. He co-authored a report on labor and environmental issues in India's shrimp industry, highlighting forced labor, mangrove destruction, and water contamination. The report aims to raise awareness and encourage big purchasers like Walmart and

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Brown Pushes Department of Energy to Preserve U.S. Transformer Supply Chains in Finalized Transformer Rule

The Department of Energy announced finalized electrical distribution transformer energy standards following Senator Sherrod Brown's push to preserve Ohio jobs and support grid resilience. The standards will allow the continued use of Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel, preventing job loss in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Brown led a bipartisan effort to

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'Full range of impact' on businesses in transportation and supply chain logistics after Baltimore bridge collapse, U.S. ...

Engineers in Baltimore expect to restore navigation at Port of Baltimore by the end of March after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. The collapse led to the deaths of workers. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers aims to open a limited access channel by the end of May.

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US Solar Industry Wants Strong Domestic Supply Chain to Counter China

The SEMA coalition warns of an uncertain future for U.S.-based solar factory announcements due to oversupply from China and Southeast Asia. The report highlights the need for domestic content requirements to strengthen the country's solar manufacturing supply chain and reduce reliance on imports. Onshoring solar production