Tyson Ups Automation to Ease Supply Chain Woes
Tyson Foods ( (TSN) – Get Tyson Foods, Inc. Class A Report) will spend $1.3 billion to automate parts of its production lines over the...
Month : December 2021
$1.2 trillion infrastructure bill requires new look at project procurement methods
Among other things, the Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act has also allocated $65 billion toward power infrastructure, including enhancements to the electrical grid, $65 billion...
Supervisory forester leaves legacy of preservation
Frances Figart | Word from the Smokies Did you know that some plants and trees exist only in the Southern Appalachian Mountains? Because the Smokies...
Supply Chain and Shipping Bottlenecks Easing as Winter Winds Increase
Supply chain bottlenecks are easing as fewer shipping containers are anchored off the ports of California, but a persistent shortage of truck drivers and the impact...
Regulators to step up monitoring of Tampa lead factory
A Tampa lead factory will face increased government scrutiny after a Tampa Bay Times investigation found it took steps to limit pollution when it knew...
MARAD Awards $12.6 Million In Grants For US Marine Highways
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD) awarded $12.6 million in grants to nine marine highway projects across the Nation under the America’s Marine Highway Program (AMHP). The funding will help address supply chain disruptions,...
$115 million support for improved watershed management in Indian states of Karnataka, Odisha
WASHINGTON, December 10, 2021 – The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a $115 million loan to help national and state institutions adopt...
How Small Businesses can Verify Suppliers and Mitigate Risk at the Enterprise Level?
Business inefficiencies exist in almost every market, wasting resources and, more importantly, missed revenue opportunities. With over 32.5 million small businesses in the United States,...
Football Hosts Senior Banquet – University of North Carolina Athletics
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CHAPEL HILL – North Carolina Football hosted its annual senior banquet on Friday evening. The banquet featured guest speaker Vaughn...
GOOD NEWS: MC program keeps trucks running during supply chain crisis
MIDLAND The semiconductor chip shortage is not going away, and the supply chain needs trucks in service to stay in service, so Midland College’s (MC’s)...