Tackling ‘quiet quitting’ in supply chains starts with leadership

A lack of effort, even in the most distant parts of the supply chain, can create a butterfly effect.

By Rich Weissman • Sept. 22, 2022

Micron expands US memory chip production with $15B facility

The semiconductor manufacturer expects the new plant to begin production in 2025.

By Megan Ruggles • Sept. 21, 2022

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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

4 ways collaboration helps build supply chain resiliency

Navigating volatility during the pandemic wasn't easy. Several speakers shared their approach during a session at CSCMP Edge 2022.

By Alejandra Carranza • Sept. 20, 2022

How CPGs are using M&A to boost manufacturing amid supply disruptions

While dealmaking often focuses on food or beverage brands, more companies are buying plants to ramp up production, widen an offering’s reach and lessen dependence on outside manufacturers.

By Christopher Doering • Sept. 20, 2022

White House supply chain strategy shifts beyond 24/7 port operations

Port and Supply Chain Envoy Gen. Stephen Lyons said the initiative failed to gain traction due to the financial costs involved.

By Sarah Zimmerman • Sept. 20, 2022

Bridgestone invests $42M for more sustainable tire production

The tire maker is scaling production of a rubber alternative by cultivating a latex-producing desert shrub.

By Megan Ruggles • Sept. 15, 2022

As supply chain woes persist for school meals, districts get creative

Some districts are leasing warehouse space to store items for meal programs as they navigate shortages, according to a report by school nutrition advocates.

By Anna Merod • Sept. 14, 2022

Equashield’s automated facility fulfills orders at ‘record pace’

The AI and machine learning technology at its production facility have helped improve accuracy, fill rates and product quality.

By Megan Ruggles • Sept. 12, 2022

Inflation is a lot worse than it seems, as companies do not always pass on the costs

A small food manufacturer's experience in Texas outlines the difficult choices it takes to absorb rising costs, write three professors.

By Travis Tokar, Andrew Balthrop, Ron Gordon • Sept. 12, 2022

Bosch to manufacture EV hydrogen fuel cells in South Carolina

The cells will power heavy-duty trucks as the automotive supplier goes "all in" on the alternative fuel source.

By Megan Ruggles • Sept. 9, 2022

Container dwell fee paused at Port of New York and New Jersey

Officials are rewriting the tariff after receiving input from ocean carriers.

By Alejandra Carranza • Sept. 8, 2022

Safety issues incubate disaster in food and beverage supply chains

An Abbott formula recall and a Family Dollar rodent infestation underscore how systematic failures can compromise safety.

By Jen A. Miller • Sept. 6, 2022

Kraft Heinz opens new distribution center in partnership with Prologis, Ryder

The Lathrop facility will focus on operational speed and sustainability. 

By Megan Ruggles • Aug. 31, 2022

How tensions between FedEx Ground and its contractors reached a boiling point

The logistics giant's model for independent delivery providers is broken, an analyst said. One contractor is leading a push for change.

By Max Garland • Aug. 25, 2022

As East Coast delays rise, Port of LA director appeals to shippers: ‘Come to Los Angeles’

The 109-ship queue to enter the U.S.'s largest container port had dropped 88% as of July.

By Colin Campbell • Aug. 18, 2022

Sprite shifting from green to clear bottles to boost recycling

Coca-Cola, which is also moving to 100% recycled plastic Dasani bottles in North America, aims to support a circular packaging economy.

By Chris Casey • Aug. 18, 2022

Amazon audit reveals wage, benefit issues at 40% of potential suppliers

The e-commerce giant said it has dedicated teams working with vendors on long-term corrective action plans.

By Megan Ruggles • Aug. 15, 2022

From Twinkies to Nutter Butters, lack of ingredients hampers snack food production

CPG giants are unable to produce popular items as supplier delays have left them waiting on key ingredients.

By Sarah Zimmerman • Aug. 11, 2022

‘We have to do something’: Can retail close the gap on supply chain emissions?

The industry is woefully behind on scope 3 targets for greenhouse gases. Data poses steep challenges, but experts say retailers still can — and must — do more.

By Ben Unglesbee • Aug. 11, 2022

US supply chains need visibility and resiliency. Congress still hasn’t acted.

The baby formula shortage should have been reason enough to advance policy. Unfortunately, it wasn’t, writes Tom Madrecki of the Consumer Brands Association.

By Tom Madrecki • Aug. 9, 2022

Walmart cuts corporate roles as it focuses on supply chain

The retail giant eliminated more than 200 positions to invest further in areas including technology and e-commerce.

By Daphne Howland • Aug. 8, 2022

Small candy makers rethink operations as supply chain issues bite

Sweets manufacturers are doing away with long-time traditions to weather labor shortages, high costs and unreliable ingredient deliveries.

By Christopher Doering • Aug. 4, 2022

Port of Oakland sues AB5 protesters with aim of stopping future disruptions

The port asked a California court to issue a temporary restraining order restricting truckers' ability to block traffic or gate access.

By Edwin Lopez • Aug. 3, 2022

Port Authority of New York, New Jersey plans dwell fee to cull empties

Ocean carriers will be subject to a fee beginning Sept. 1 as the port looks to better handle record import volumes.

By Colin Campbell • Aug. 3, 2022

Stanley Black & Decker to slash SKUs, footprint in $1.5B savings plan

The toolmaker is working to slash inventory and generate cash flow in response to easing consumer demand.

By Sarah Zimmerman • Aug. 1, 2022