Boeing sends cash, resources to supplier to fix 737 quality issue

The aircraft company is providing Spirit Aerosystems with manufacturing and engineering resources after being notified of a quality issue on some fuselages.

By Kelly Stroh • May 1, 2023

Is it time for supply chains to break out the pre-pandemic playbook?

The industry will need to dust off its pre-pandemic playbook to succeed in an inflationary environment.

By Rich Weissman • April 28, 2023

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Sustainable supply chains

Amid pressure from consumers, investors and governments, companies are scrambling to measure and reduce the impact of their supply chains on the world.

By Supply Chain Dive staff

Neiman Marcus, Ocean Spray join coalition to reduce supplier emissions

The consumer giants join PepsiCo, Coca Cola, General Mills and others in a collaborative aimed at tracking and reporting their environmental progress.

By Ben Unglesbee • April 27, 2023

How Bed Bath & Beyond lost its suppliers’ trust — and doomed itself

In the years leading up to bankruptcy, the retailer alienated major vendors by betting on private labels, and when that didn’t work, stock buybacks. 

By Ben Unglesbee • April 26, 2023

UPS fights to keep strike-fearing shippers from fleeing

The delivery giant has assigned executives to major customers to keep them from shifting volume to competitors amid Teamsters contract negotiations, CEO Carol Tomé said.

By Max Garland • April 25, 2023

Amazon targets counterfeits with new information-sharing exchange

The e-commerce giant said the program has already detected hundreds of problematic accounts.

By Ben Unglesbee • April 24, 2023

Lawmakers scrutinize potential loopholes in forced labor law

Congressional members want more information on enforcement following reports that shippers are skirting the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.

By Ben Unglesbee • April 20, 2023

ILWU, PMA reach tentative deal on ‘certain key issues’

Contract talks remain ongoing as the two sides near the one-year mark since negotiations began.

By Edwin Lopez • Updated April 21, 2023

David’s Bridal owes $27.5M to vendors as it navigates bankruptcy

The wedding apparel retailer is millions in debt to the joint venture that procures the bulk of its merchandise outside North America.

By Ben Unglesbee • April 20, 2023

Purchasing practices are still harming apparel suppliers in Bangladesh: report

With little leverage, manufacturers and workers in supply chains are still struggling as large fashion brands push for ultra-favorable terms, according to a new paper.

By Ben Unglesbee • April 19, 2023

China sourcing tied to largest supply chain risks of 2023: report

Insolvencies, COVID-19 disruption and ties to forced labor raise the possibility for delays and reputational harm, according to Everstream.

By Ben Unglesbee • April 18, 2023

Apple commits to 100% recycled cobalt in batteries by 2025

The push comes as the company is taking steps to create more responsible mineral supply chains.

By Kate Magill • April 14, 2023

Port employers say local union is slowing operations at Los Angeles, Long Beach terminals

The allegations, which appear to have a limited effect on cargo flow, mark another labor management dispute at the ports.

By Edwin Lopez • April 14, 2023

3 ways to bolster supply chain cybersecurity as attacks accelerate

Cyberattacks against supply chains are becoming more common and more sophisticated. A cybersecurity expert gives insight on what companies can do.

By Sarah Zimmerman • April 13, 2023

Teamsters say no to UPS national negotiations until regional contracts finalized

Talks for the nationwide contract have been slated to start April 17, but the union alleges progress on local matters hasn't met the mark.

By Max Garland • April 12, 2023

Los Angeles, Long Beach ports resume normal operations

Port officials say terminals had reopened Friday evening despite a labor-related dispute that limited operations late last week.

By Edwin Lopez • April 10, 2023

Los Angeles, Long Beach port terminals shut down due to labor issues

Several logistics providers are warning customers of missed truck appointments and other disruptions ahead of Easter weekend.

By Edwin Lopez • April 7, 2023

With suppliers still wary, Bed Bath & Beyond banks on $120M consignment deal

One analyst calls it “way too late and beyond a desperate move.”

By Ben Unglesbee • April 6, 2023

3CX makes progress restoring Windows app from state-linked supply chain attack

The provider plans to change security policies and procedures to boost resilience despite what it calls a “handful of cases” tied to the malware incident.

By David Jones • April 6, 2023

3 years later: How COVID-19 exposed the vulnerability of suppliers and workers to the power of big buyers

A tidal wave of order cancellations in early 2020 had dire repercussions for laborers and their families. The consequences are still being felt.

By Ben Unglesbee • March 31, 2023

Egg market could improve but uncertainty from bird flu remains: report

Producers are working to rebuild flocks ahead of Easter, but Wells Fargo notes caution amid the virus.

By Chris Casey • March 31, 2023

Fashion makes ‘extremely disappointing’ progress on climate

An environmental group’s index found most companies lag in efforts to reduce emissions, particularly in areas like materials and shipping.

By Ben Unglesbee • March 30, 2023

DHL, FedEx and USPS among top brands impersonated in phishing scams

Cybersecurity company Cloudflare's rankings underscore how the daily presence of logistics businesses in consumers' lives makes them a prime target for phishing scams.

By Max Garland • March 27, 2023

With drug shortages on the rise, pharma supply chains pose security risk: report

Geographic concentration and a lack of visibility into sourcing could jeopardize key pharmaceuticals, according to a U.S. Senate committee.

By Ben Unglesbee • March 27, 2023

Walmart lays off hundreds of workers at e-commerce facilities

The retail giant has expanded its infrastructure in recent years to keep up with Amazon, but online sales growth has slowed in recent months.

By Daphne Howland • March 27, 2023