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Apparel Makers Faced Over Union Rights Violations by Turkish Supplier
H&M, Inditex, and PVH face allegations of union suppression by a Turkish supplier, prompting employees to speak out against rights violations in the garment industry.
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Big box retailers investing tariff refunds
Big box retailers Walmart, Target, Home Depot, and Lowe's are using tariff refunds to manage costs and prices.
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Super El Niño: Preparing for Extreme Weather
How the super El Niño event highlights the need for food & drink manufacturers to build resilience against climate shocks.
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Why the former McVitie’s boss backs private label
Former Pladis CEO Cem Karakaş discusses the growing value of private-label manufacturers in the bakery and snacks industry.
Why reshoring won't secure military supply chains
This article explains why focusing solely on reshoring critical components is not enough to secure military supply chains, emphasizing the need.
Commercial Wind Propulsion Gains Traction Worldwide
The International Windship Association reports rapid market growth for wind-assisted and primary wind propulsion technologies, as shipowners seek.
Data center growth faces local opposition
Jason Morris discusses why communities are limiting data center expansion, shifting from early support to opposition.
Taiwan investigates alleged AI server smuggling to China
Prosecutors in Taiwan charged nine individuals for allegedly exporting banned AI servers to China, including a Nvidia manager and Super Micro employees.
Hormuz Vessel Traffic Drops to Three-Month Low
Two vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz on August 24, the lowest in three months, according to supply chain intelligence services.
Gap between robotics expectations and readiness emerges
New surveys highlight disparity in robot adoption plans versus workforce strategy among logistics and manufacturing leaders.
Richmond launches frozen ready meal production
Richmond begins production of frozen ready meals, marking a new market entry in the food manufacturing sector.
Crowley adds weekly Central America‑Houston service for time‑critical cargo
The new weekly sailings aim to satisfy growing demand for fresh produce and consumer goods between Central America and the Port of Houston, offering.
