December 2021 - Page 440 of 641 - Supply Chain Council of European Union

Bausch + Lomb recycled 41 million units of contact lens, eye and lens care material

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210593

Bausch + Lomb, a leading global eye health business of Bausch Health Companies Inc. (“Bausch Health”), announced its exclusive ONE by ONE and Biotrue® Eye Care Recycling...

Transportation

Govt Should Reduce Fiscal Deficit To 4.5% Of Gdp By 2025-26: Cii

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210479

The government should reduce the fiscal deficit target to 4.5 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) by 2025-26, industry body Confederation of Indian Industry...

News

Supply chain issues continue to impact school lunch programs

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210496

BEDFORD, Va – Nationwide supply chain issues continue to threaten local school lunch programs. For school divisions like Bedford County, having a number of options...

Operations

Waikaia brothers sign production contract with Southland oat milk factory

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210553

Supplied The Robertson brothers, originally from Waikaia. From left, Gus, Gilly and Stru. A company started by three brothers from Waikaia is the latest to...

Freight

Cargo volume at Taoyuan airport rises 23.3%

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210560

SHOPPING SEASON: The airport’s cargo volume has posted double-digit percentage growth since July last year before plateauing in October, a director from TIAC said By...

Supply Chain Risk

Government are ‘trying to dilute the issue of racism’ says Windrush lawyer Pauline Campbell – Channel 4 News

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210552

Pauline Cambell is an award winning local government lawyer who supervises The Windrush Justice Clinic, providing free legal advice and preparing compensation claims for victims...

Distribution

market Winter rain makes vegetable prices soar in Salt Lake

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210451

Prices of vegetables had shot up following heavy rain earlier this week with many customers being forced to cut down on the quantity they bought...

Technology

Amazon fined €1.13bn by Italy’s antitrust authorities • The Register

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210448

Amazon was slapped with a whopping €1.13bn (£963.7m or $1.3bn) fine by Italy’s antitrust regulator on Thursday for “abusing its dominant position” and handicapping sellers...

News

Reducing Supply Chain Fragmentation: Battle Fraud

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210646

Payment fraud is always evolving. What is considered a fraudulent attack today might not have even been possible 5 or 10 years ago. Headed into...

Procurement

Supply chain and procurement appointments

scceuDecember 10, 2021

by scceuDecember 10, 20210580

Andrew Windsor NHS Supply Chain NHS Supply Chain has appointed Andrew Windsor as its new commercial director. In the role, Windsor will be responsible for...