The Climate Election? Johnson And Corbyn Grapple With Green Fervour
It ought to be a wholly red, white, and blue election, given the focus on Brexit; but Britain’s ballot battle is starting to look rather...
Month : November 2019
Dept failed to do quality tests before labour drugs distribution
November 25, 2019 REPORTS BY GRACE AUKA-SALMANG The Health Department failed to do a quality test of Misoprostol, a drug that helps induce labour for...
MiSE Launches Blockchain Initiatives to Protect Made in Italy Goods
Nov 24, 2019 at 11:53 // News The distributed ledger technology (DLT) or Blockchain for the traceability of Made in Italy, is the project launched...
How will sustainable manufacturing be achieved in 2030? | Supply Chain
In October, Selfridges announced it was creating a sustainable fashion edit made up of 3,000 items from 100 brands. Its aim is to help consumers...
Procurement Perspectives: How best to monitor contractor performance fairly?
I would most likely be one of the biggest proponents of measuring vendor and contractor performance. Having said that, it must be done in a...
What are the safety risks when transporting radioactive materials? – HazMat Management
Written by Stephen Pike, Argon Electronics Radioactive materials have a wide variety of applications within the fields of medicine, power generation, manufacturing and the military...
Stena Line takes delivery of Irish Sea-bound ferry
Leading ferry company Stena Line has officially taken ownership of its newest ferry Stena Estrid following a handover ceremony at the AVIC Weihai Shipyard in north-western China....
Derry shirt factory tribute ‘A Stitch in Time’ to be revived at a cost of £12,350
The ‘Stitch in Time’ artwork in Rosemount looks likely to be recommissioned for £12,350. Derry City & Strabane District Council’s Business & Culture Committee rubber-stamped...
This is why Tigerlily wiped its Instagram account
Australian fashion label Tigerlily has embarked on a new brand direction ahead of its 20th anniversary in 2020. The business began the rebrand with a...
Arizona Democrats wrongly blame GOP trade policy for rising food costs
CLOSE The Arizona Democratic Party claims there’s been a 12% spike in grocery prices since last year because of Republican trade policy. Nicole Schaub and...