March 2020 - Page 565 of 637 - Supply Chain Council of European Union

Körber Supply Chain and Fetch Robotics Join Forces to Conquer Global Supply Chain Complexity with AMRs

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by scceuMarch 4, 20200655

Leading supply chain solution and robotics providers evolve warehousing & logistics worldwide with local service, support and next-generation technology HAMBURG, Germany and ORLANDO, Fla. ,...

Procurement

Customs Brokerage Industry Procurement Intelligence Report | Evolving Opportunities with United Parcel Service of America and DHL International in the Customs Brokerage Industry | SpendEdge

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by scceuMarch 4, 20200458

LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–SpendEdge has been monitoring the global customs brokerage industry and the industry is poised to experience spend growth of more than USD 60 billion...

Procurement

Bringing the circular ecomony to the factory floor

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by scceuMarch 4, 20200583

How old is your mobile phone? If you’re thinking about your current device, it’s likely that you change it every couple of years following the...

Transportation

Despite Coronavirus, China’s recovery “inevitable”

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by scceuMarch 4, 20200477

SeaIntelligence’s Jensen says, despite Coronavirus, China’s recovery is inevitable but exporters to China will suffer. Despite the impact of the Coronavirus slowing growth, it is...

News

Europe puts a brave face on supply chain problems in China and Italy | News

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by scceuMarch 4, 20200508

While European vehicle makers appear resilient in the face of supply chain disruption caused by the coronavirus, there are a number of factors coming into...

Operations

Maltesers manufacturer Mars apologises for chocolate shortage after factory ‘breakdown’

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by scceuMarch 4, 20200592

Confectionery manufacturer Mars Wrigley has apologised for a shortage of chocolate caused by a factory “breakdown”. On Tuesday 3 March, the food company released a...

Freight

Australia’s China-dependent economy starts to feel the effect of the virus

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by scceuMarch 4, 20200516

Australia’s freight volumes have taken a nosedive due to the coronavirus crisis – one ocean carrier reportedly cutting temporary staff as a result. Cam Dumesny,...

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