What is 'Behind' the Products of Mi Comisariato: Campaign Highlights Processes, Controls, and People Involved
Mi Comisariato launched the 'Behind' campaign to highlight food safety and traceability in its product supply chain.
Alternative bone cement sourced to avoid delays to patients' surgeries
The NHS has found alternative suppliers of bone cement due to a production halt from its main provider, aiming to prevent surgery delays.
Farmers return to Queensland dairy industry after decades of dramatic decline
The Queensland dairy industry has stabilized and is beginning to grow again, ending decades of decline and marked by an increase in the number of new dairy farms and production.
Panama orders control of canal ports operated by Hong Kong firm after Supreme Court ruling
The Panamanian government has ordered the seizure of two canal ports operated by Hong Kong's CK Hutchison following a Supreme Court ruling declaring their operating concession unconstitutional.
Nigeria recorded N5 trillion post-harvest losses in 2025 — OTACCWA
The Organisation for Technology Advancement of Cold Chain in West Africa reported that Nigeria suffered post-harvest losses amounting to ₦3.5 trillion to ₦5 trillion in 2025, impacting food supply across various sectors.
India and Brazil Strengthen Their Partnership in Rare Earth Minerals
India and Brazil have signed a framework agreement to enhance cooperation in rare earth minerals amid global supply chain challenges.
Washington offers US$200 million to boost American smartphone industry in Indo-Pacific
The US is investing US$200 million to support the rollout of affordable smartphones using American software in the Indo-Pacific region to strengthen its AI supply chain and counter China's influence.
Cement material expected to arrive in the country this weekend
Cement supplies are projected to reach Iceland this weekend.
Cargo theft intensifies in the State of Mexico and Guanajuato: Here is the reason
Cargo theft in the State of Mexico and Guanajuato has surged, accounting for a significant portion of the total incidents in the country.
The only ship from China will bring goods for 240 trains. That's a problem, says an expert
An expert highlights concerns regarding a single shipment from China intended for 240 trains, indicating potential logistical issues.
NHS operations disrupted by shortage of bone cement
The NHS is experiencing operational disruptions due to a global shortage of bone cement, with supplies expected to last only two weeks.
Bloomberg: US Agencies Develop Minimum Pricing for Rare Metals
US government agencies are developing a minimum pricing system for rare metals to reduce dependence on China and attract private investment in the sector.
Flexible, but Dangerous: The Beautiful New Gas World
Europe is increasingly relying on LNG imports, mainly from the United States, which poses significant risks as it adjusts its gas supply chain post-Russia.
The historic FATE tire factory has closed, affecting 920 employees, as well as a wide commercial network
The FATE tire factory in Argentina has closed its operations, impacting 920 employees and an extensive supply chain due to significant declines in sales.
Tomato, Mirco Carloni (Pres. Comm. Agriculture): "Egypt puts supply chain at risk. Question submitted to Ministers Lollobrigida and Schillaci"
Italy's tomato supply chain faces significant threats from increasing competition with Egypt, as highlighted by Mirco Carloni.
Investigation: How Russian drones exploit European technologies to strike Ukraine, and beyond
A joint investigative report reveals how Russian drones utilize European components, highlighting a significant issue in drone warfare concerning the supply chain of advanced technologies.
Plan against fuel theft and tax evasion leaves the automotive industry in Mexico with little lubricant
Mexican government measures to combat fuel smuggling and tax evasion have led to a shortage of essential lubricants for the automotive industry, causing operational challenges for several manufacturing plants.
Pentagon considering labeling Claude AI creators ‘supply chain risk’ – Axios
The Pentagon is reportedly considering designating Anthropic, the creators of the Claude AI model, as a supply chain risk due to ongoing disputes over military application of the technology.
Maduro raid questions trigger Pentagon review of top AI firm as potential ‘supply chain risk’
Concerns about the use of Anthropic's AI model in a U.S. operation against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro have led to a Pentagon review of the company's partnership due to potential supply chain risks.
Our Changing World: Science for future fashion
The UPWEARS project seeks to address sustainability issues in the textile industry by innovating the supply chain through scientific research involving 14 partners from seven countries including New Zealand.
MoD seeks to have a defense attaché in Israel: interests – military equipment, supply chain stability
Lithuania's Ministry of National Defense plans to establish a defense attaché in Israel to enhance cooperation in military equipment acquisition and support supply chain stability.
The 'Oil' of the Digital Age is 'Drying Up': The Invisible Crisis That is Making Everything More Expensive
A looming 'memory crisis' threatens the tech world as demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) outstrips supply, primarily fueled by the rapid expansion of AI data centers.
Lavipharm selects DIS for its digital transformation
Lavipharm has partnered with DIS to implement a comprehensive Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management project as part of its digital transformation efforts.
Retail Giant Zalando Phasing Out Swedish SCA – Referring to Human Rights
Zalando has announced its decision to phase out Swedish forestry company SCA from its supply chain due to human rights concerns following an external review.
With the rare earth agreement, Brazil and India aim to reduce dependence on the Chinese supply chain
Brazil and India are seeking a cooperation agreement to enhance rare earth mining and processing, aiming to diminish dependency on Chinese resources.
The world of chips depends on a single island. And what happens to it depends on China
The article discusses the global semiconductor industry and its reliance on a specific territorial region, emphasizing its critical link to China's influence.
Review of the T-MEC Complicates Supply Planning for 2026: Soy Logístico
The review of the T-MEC has created uncertainty for companies in supply planning leading up to 2026, as they face challenges regarding commercial rules and tariffs.
Again problems with KSeF. This time we face empty store shelves
Retail companies in Poland are facing challenges related to the implementation of the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF), which may lead to supply chain issues.
Vampire bomber drones to be entirely produced in Ukraine by year's end: interview with leading drone maker Sky
SkyFall plans to produce all of its Vampire bomber drones in Ukraine by the end of the year as it navigates supply chain issues and increasing operational challenges from Russian forces.
Six months in prison in the US for 'La Gavi', linked to chemicals for fentanyl from 'Los Chapitos'
Ana Gabriela Rubio Sea, known as 'La Gavi', received a six-month prison sentence in the US for her role in the fentanyl production supply chain linked to the 'Los Chapitos' criminal organization.
Putin Without National Limousine. He Will Not Ride in an Aurus
The article discusses the suspension of funding for Russia's unified modular platform for the automotive industry and the challenges facing the Aurus brand, particularly regarding its supply chain and European registration.
Nearshoring Advances, but Vietnam and Thailand are the Main Destinations: Citi
A Citi study indicates that while nearshoring is progressing, companies prefer Vietnam and Thailand over Mexico for relocating operations.
Korea Trade Insurance Corporation, in partnership with POSCO and Industrial Bank, supports 'Steel Supply Chain'
The Korea Trade Insurance Corporation (K-Sure) has issued its first 'Export Supply Chain Reinforcement Guarantee' for TGS Pipe, a small partner of POSCO, to aid the steel export industry.
Semicon Fair in Korea: The Stressed Chip Industry
The chip industry is experiencing stress despite thriving from the global artificial intelligence boom, as manufacturers face unprecedented challenges and bottlenecks.
Former CEO of Atria Juha Gröhn appointed as Professor of Working Life in Seinäjoki
Juha Gröhn, the former CEO of Atria, has been appointed as a Professor of Working Life at the University of Vaasa, focusing on enhancing the competitiveness and growth of the food supply chain.
Claudia Sheinbaum: More than 200 mining concessions will return to the Mexican State
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that over 200 unused mining concessions will be returned to the Mexican government voluntarily by private companies.
It will be a good year for contract logistics
A report indicates that the global contract logistics market is expected to reach about €307.5 billion in 2025, growing 4% from 2024 due to structural factors such as increased outsourcing and demand for automation.
Fewer slaughter days at Jämtlandsgården, Hammerdal, due to meat shortage
A significant decline in the number of slaughter days at Jämtlandsgården is attributed to a national meat shortage, causing both challenges and increased prices for farmers.
Food inflation driven by inefficiency, not scarcity – Abunu
Nigeria’s food inflation is largely driven by inefficiencies in the supply chain rather than by scarcity, according to Kofi Abunu, Managing Director of Food Concepts Limited.
Mystery Package Company Returns to Finland
French company King Colis is opening a pop-up store in Tampere next week to sell mystery packages that went missing in the European supply chain.
The Ústí Region approved the designation of areas for lithium mining in the Ore Mountains
The Ústí Region in Czechia has approved the designation of specific areas for lithium mining in the Ore Mountains, emphasizing the region's intention to increase its role in the European battery supply chain.
Experts sound alarm over UK exports to firm linked to Russian war machine
The UK government faces scrutiny over an export license granted to Cygnet Texkimp for machinery possibly aiding Russia's military effort through a supply chain linked to Armenia.
Volt Project: The US Strategic Reserve for Critical Minerals
The Volt Project is a US government initiative established in early February 2026 aimed at creating a strategic reserve of critical minerals to protect the economy and national security from global supply chain disruptions and reduce dependency on China.
Simple and cheap drone created by US Marine; costs 700 dollars
The US Marine Corps has unveiled the HANX, a completely 3D-printed drone developed in-house, showcasing a significant achievement in cybersecurity and supply chain security without relying on defense industry giants.
The Rare Earth Metals War Between America and China Moves to Market Management Stage
A recent international ministerial meeting in Washington involving 55 countries highlighted the shift of the rare earth metals conflict from an industrial issue to a critical element of global economic stability.
In the US, from Super Bowl guacamole to the family car
The article analyzes how daily life in the United States is subtly dependent on an efficient and deeply human binational supply chain.
US spearheads critical minerals trade bloc to check China’s dominance
The US is forming a trade bloc to counter China's influence in the global critical minerals supply chain by imposing price limits and tariffs.
FG to strengthen gas-to-power chain for industrial growth
The Federal Government of Nigeria announced new measures to enhance the gas-to-power value chain, highlighting natural gas as essential for electricity supply and industrialization.
Nestlé strengthens supply chain with AEO certification
Nestlé Nigeria Plc has received the highest level of Authorised Economic Operator certification from the Nigeria Customs Service, confirming compliance with trade regulations and supply chain security standards.
Hangover of Battery Overinvestment... Need to Accelerate Transition for Hybrid Cars and ESS
The article discusses the implications of L&F's major supply contract with Tesla for battery materials and its impact on the battery supply chain.