Sun.Sep 17, 2023

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Women in Supply Chain: What They're Doing Matters to the Future of Supply Chains

Food Logistics

This year's award took in over 400 submissions, the highest amount of applications for this award. This is because what these winners are doing matters to the future of supply chains.

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Panama drought and its impact on bulk shipping

Supply Chain and Logistics

Drewry has an insightful article on the problems the Panama Canal is facing due to the extended drought that has compromised its water supply.

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Watch: A New and Innovative Methodology for Packing a Container

Supply Chain Brain

Wojciech Matusik, MIT professor and co-founder of Inkbit, describes a new computational method of packing a container in the most efficient way possible.

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Uncertainty is the New Normal

Supply Chain Brain

It’s time for the convergence of supply chain and manufacturing.

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Artificial Intelligence and the Transportation Industry

Artificial intelligence has quickly become a feature of everyday life: Using face ID to unlock a phone, communicating with online chatbots, and letting “smart” appliances help manage our homes are just a few of the ways that we interact with AI regularly. Forward-looking businesses are also using AI to transform their operations and gain a competitive edge.

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Codelco Planning to End Some Copper Deals with Chinese Clients in 2025

Supply Chain Brain

Sources said Codelco is hoping to replace exclusively copper concentrate deals with other agreements that include concentrate and value-added intermediate products.

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G-7 Plans to Ban Imports of Russian Diamonds, Belgium Says

Supply Chain Brain

The mechanism will consist of a direct ban on purchases, which would take effect on January 1, as well as an indirect ban, which would kick in more gradually.