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Bittersweet reopening: Chocolate factory resumes operation after 28-month pandemic closure | News

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Trays of chocolate-covered macadamia nuts wait to be boxed by employees at the Guam Premium Chocolate factory in Barrigada on Sept. 16, 2022. Rick Cruz/PDN...

Freight

Why Cargo Owners Should Be Checking For Bugs in Boxes

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Invasive pests transferred between countries in intermodal containers have potentially devastating consequences for agriculture and the natural environment. Global Shippers Forum (GSF) is alerting shippers...

Supply Chain Risk

Banco Santander-Chile Stock: Good Entry Point (NYSE:BSAC)

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raul naranjo/iStock via Getty Images Opportunity Overview Chilean banks have been on my radar this year, and I think now is a good time to...

Distribution

Lynk wins FCC approval for satellite-to-phone service

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Lynk Global is laying claim to the first commercial licence for a satellite-to-mobile-phone service. The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) granted Lynk Global the licence,...

Technology

Identity Management and Control Market to Witness Huge Growth by 2030 | Dell Software, Oracle, IBM

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North America, March 2022,– – The Identity Management and Control Market research report includes an in-sight study of the key Global Identity Management and Control Market prominent players along...

News

modi: PM Modi launches National Logistics Policy (NLP), strengthen India’s supply chain

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To give a fillip to the country’s logistics sector, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday unveiled the National Logistics Policy (NLP) in what’s billed as...

Procurement

Composting Companies Battle Contamination as Programs Expand

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By SAM BRASCH, Colorado Public Radio DENVER (AP) — Clinton Sander is done with contaminated compost. On a recent morning, he sifted through long piles...

Transportation

Anti-Russian Sanctions Increase Transit Role of Georgia

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The Western sanctions imposed on Russia due to its aggression against Ukraine include a ban on overland cargo transit through Russian territory. This situation has...

Operations