“Supply Chain” Added in Merriam-Webster’s Latest Dictionary Additions
About once a year, Merriam-Webster adds new words to the dictionary. This September, 370, including "supply chain," made it in.
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German Port Congestion, Supply Bottlenecks Weigh on Global Trade
Supply-chain snarls are persisting, with more than 2% of all global shipping capacity at a standstill outside Germany’s North Sea ports.
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Revving Exports to U.S. Keeps India in Race to Be Next China
India, believed by many to have the potential to become the next China, is finally making headway in the exports market as it
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Foodservice supplier saves 25% on data loggers while increasing visibility
Challenge: Client distribution of perishable products across approximately 150 retail stores in 35 states was creating challenges for receiving teams, who struggled to find
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East Coast, Texas Ports Gain as Retailers Skirt Pacific Gridlock
Supply-chain obstacles are forcing U.S. retailers to rewire their shipping routes. The early winners are East and Gulf Coast ports, which are taking
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EU Seeks Power to Force Order Fulfillment During Supply Chain Emergencies
The European Commission wants the power to force companies to fill orders within the European Union first during times of crisis, or risk
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Walmart, Ranchers Team Up on Beef-Processing Plant to Ensure Supply
Walmart is taking a stake in a planned Nebraska beef processing plant to help stock its meat sections, one step in a plan
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Re-Commerce is Buzzword at Home Delivery World 2022
Ideas about how to more efficiently “re-commerce” returned goods into the supply chain seemed the most fresh and fruitful
up for discussion on the
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Equipment Shortages Snarling U.S. Supply Chains
Logistics executives say sea containers and the steel trailers needed to ferry goods on trucks are in short supply, as efforts to cope
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Is Your Supply Chain Ready for the Impacts of Inflation?
The manufacturing supply chain has been bruised and battered in the last few years, and the hits keep on coming: the pandemic, extreme
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