FAO part of project to boost food safety in Zimbabwe
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is helping to improve public health and food safety in Zimbabwe. The FAO has trained...
Month : April 2022
Solar panel glut causing messy ‘false economy’ – pv magazine Australia
Much like Australia’s climatic patterns, its solar industry seems to have gone from drought to deluge with industry reporting the panel market has been flooded...
Supply Chain: Challenges, Impact, and Innovative Solutions From The Boardroom
TAMPA, FL, UNITED STATES, April 28, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Tampa Bay Chapter of the Private Directors Association (PDA), a national association dedicated to serving...
How a New Approach to EDI Can Offset Supply Chain Pressures
Rising freight costs, port congestion and labor and material shortages: these are just some of the pandemic-fueled issues causing unprecedented global supply chain disruptions. And...
Sharp Rise in Procurement Costs and Disruptions in Supply Chains hit Q1 2022 Results of KION Group (news with additional features)
DGAP-News: KION GROUP AG / Key word(s): Quarter ResultsSharp Rise in Procurement Costs and Disruptions in Supply Chains hit Q1 2022 Results of KION Group...
Eat Well Investment Group Inc. Provides Management Cease Trade Order Update per National Policy 12-203
VANCOUVER, British Columbia–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG) (US:EWGFF) (FSE: 6BC0) (“Eat Well” or the “Company”) is providing an update with respect to...
Reed: China Using COVID To Create Supply Chain Shortages | News, Sports, Jobs
Rep. Tom Reed is continuing to raise concerns over the growing power of China and how the country is manipulating the supply chain...
China’s COVID lockdowns add to shipping backlog. What does it mean for Australia?
The global shipping backlog is threatening to blowout into a multi-year saga as renewed lockdowns in China slow trading to a crawl at some of...
Letter of warning over Chinese company’s alleged illegal clearing on Yakka Munga Station ‘inadequate’
Native title holders in the Kimberley say the WA government’s decision to prosecute a Chinese company accused of illegal clearing with a ‘letter of warning’...