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District food inspectors’ union boycotts procurement process : The Tribune India

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Surinder Bhardwaj Fatehgarh Sahib, October 2 The District Food and Civil Supply Inspectors’ Union went on an indefinite strike and boycotted the procurement process following...

Procurement

certified carbon footprint for polyamide 6, PBT and glass fibers

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The specialty chemicals company LANXESS is one of the world’s first plastics manufacturers to offer its customers – processors of its Durethan polyamides and Pocan...

Warehousing

The benefits of inside-out warehouse design

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With the rapid pace of innovation, scarcity of available land and the proliferation of agile automation, the traditional way of planning and developing a warehouse...

Operations

Sliding output, orders hit Japan’s factory activity in September

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TOKYO, Oct 3 (Reuters) – Japan’s manufacturing activity grew at its slowest pace since the start of last year in September as a slide in...

Freight

Nium Appoints Payments Industry Leaders, Huey Lin and David Yates, to Board of Directors

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Leveraging experience from leadership roles at Affirm, Mastercard, Western Union, and PayPal, the appointments of Lin and Yates provide Nium with veteran expertise as it...

Supply Chain Risk

The link between inflation and climate change

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Even though the RBI has raised the repo rate by 50 basis points, the probability of inflation, as measured by the consumer price index (CPI),...

Distribution

3,200 MT wheat meant for public distribution rots in Kaithal

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: Nearly 3,200 metric tonnes of wheat meant for public distribution and lying in open plinths for the last three years at a grain market...

Technology

Republicans Hopeful With Smiley Senate Run, But Likely Face an Uphill Battle Against Longtime Incumbent Murray

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Laurel Demkovich / The Spokesman-Review There’s no doubt that Republicans are underdogs when trying to capture statewide office in Washington. They haven’t won an election...

Procurement