December 2021 - Page 308 of 641 - Supply Chain Council of European Union

Experts Debate Merits of Open Access Models on Broadband Breakfast Live Event : Broadband Breakfast

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210455

November 10, 2021 – Across New England, local-controlled, publicly-owned internet infrastructure is on the rise — from Bar Harbor, Maine to the Berkshires of Massachusetts....

Technology

LeanDNA’s Supply Chain Optimization Platform Recognized by Global Aerostructure Manufacturer | Your Money

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210502

AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Dec 16, 2021– LeanDNA, the leading provider of cloud-based, analytics software for supply chain and factory operations optimization, won the 2021 Supplier Innovation...

News

Vendor supply chain issue delay registration stickers

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210475

Minnesota customers who renew their 2022 vehicle registration online or by mail will experience a delay in receiving their registration stickers and cab card. The...

Procurement

Minister of Public Services and Procurement Mandate Letter – Prime Minister of Canada

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210491

Minister of Public Services and Procurement Mandate Letter Prime Minister of Canada...

Procurement

Styrofoam ban coming to New York in two weeks

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210459

ITHACA, N.Y. — With the new year will come a sweeping ban on foamed polystyrene products, commonly referred to as styrofoam. Packing-peanuts, takeout containers, coffee...

Warehousing

Special Operations C-130 Hits Target With A ‘Rapid Dragon’ Pallet-Dropped Cruise Missile

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210627

“The program name is derived from a thousand-year-old Chinese military designed crossbow catapult that launched multiple crossbow bolts with the pull of a single trigger,...

Transportation

Tens of thousands flee as super typhoon hits the Philippines

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210517

Dapa, Philippines – Thousands of people in the Philippines fled their homes and beachfront resorts as super Typhoon Rai slammed into the country Thursday, with...

News

Local eateries vs. the supply chain blues: What we learned about pricing switches, menu casualties, sourcing

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210523

Last spring, when COVID-19 vaccines became widely available, many local restaurants hoped it was the beginning of a return to something that resembled “normal.” Instead,...

Operations

Mayfield Kentucky candle factory survivors sue company after tornado

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210597

Mayfield candle factory survivor Chelsea Logue describes tornado Chelsea Logue describes when a tornado tore through the Mayfield Consumer Products candle factory where she was...

Freight

Climate change, price hikes hit Dijon mustard

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by scceuDecember 16, 20210613

Dijon (France) (AFP) – Climate change and soaring prices are the seeds of a crisis for France’s famous Dijon mustard makers, leaving their prospects looking...