US Foods will collaborate with suppliers to reduce Scope 3 emissions

The move comes as the food distributor says it wants to cut 32.5% of its own greenhouse gas emissions by 2032.

By Kate Magill • July 14, 2022

Shippers, carriers highlight 4 key ocean shipping data problems

After a string of stakeholder meetings, an FMC commissioner will offer recommendations for remedying the issues later this year.

By Alejandra Carranza • July 12, 2022

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Here’s how companies are navigating rising costs, network changes and logistics disruptions across global supply chain networks.

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The myth of supply chain management

Managers should be focused not only on minimizing costs, but securing the resiliency and elasticity of their supply chains.

By John Frechette and Dr. Ralph Sonenshine • July 11, 2022

Waiting for 'Lady Day': A Billie Holiday book's supply chain saga

On the planned release date, pre-ordered copies sat inside a container aboard the Evergreen ship stuck in the Chesapeake Bay. Their voyage offers a glimpse into today’s ocean freight challenges.

By Colin Campbell • July 7, 2022

Grocers eye improvements for e-commerce fulfillment, in-store operations

As retailers continue to rely on their main locations to fill digital demand, many are trying to boost efficiency and quality through enhanced training, technology and store layouts.

By Catherine Douglas Moran • July 6, 2022

Resin, packaging constraints create headwinds for medtech: Medtronic

The company expects supply woes to improve later this year, and is reevaluating its pricing as inflation rises.

By Nick Paul Taylor • June 29, 2022

Revlon scrambles to stabilize its supply in bankruptcy

The cosmetics giant is racing to pay suppliers and catch up on production so it can fill orders for the pending holiday season.

By Ben Unglesbee • June 27, 2022

'Buy everything you can today': Housing developers rethink procurement to avoid shipping delays

Contractors are racing to make apartments ready for move-in — using new tactics to navigate logistics woes.

By Leslie Shaver • June 23, 2022

Intel CFO sees diversification as key to combating supply chain challenges

Chipmakers are carrying more buffer stock in order to combat growing shortages of key materials, said David Zinsner.

By Grace Noto • June 23, 2022

A year after JBS cyberattack, food suppliers remain prime targets for ransomware

A sweeping supply chain has vulnerabilities in legacy equipment and systems that lack modern security tools.

By Matt Kapko • June 16, 2022

'Big step forward': Shippers react to passage of Ocean Shipping Reform Act

Industry groups praised the bill, which legislators say will reduce shipping costs and promote U.S. exports.

By David Taube • June 14, 2022

ILWU, PMA say they are not preparing for a longshore strike or lockout

The two parties confirmed they expect talks to extend past July 1 but are still looking to avoid West Coast supply chain disruptions.

By Edwin Lopez • June 14, 2022

Urban Outfitters trims low-profit SKUs to boost margins

Fewer styles and larger orders are among the tactics Urban Outfitters is using to offset rising freight costs.

By Colin Campbell • June 10, 2022

USPS leans on multicloud strategy to meet coronavirus test kit demand

The Postal Service's feat required six surface transfer centers and a website that could withstand a massive traffic surge.

By Lindsey Wilkinson • June 10, 2022

Sustainable packaging goals challenged by supply chain realities

As CPGs set targets to cut virgin plastic use, chaotic forces like the pandemic, poor weather and war complicate the timeline.

By Samantha Oller • June 9, 2022

GE normalizes Shanghai contrast dye production, easing medical supply constraints

Production had come to a standstill amid local lockdowns, forcing U.S. physicians to postpone nonemergency tests.

By Nick Paul Taylor • June 9, 2022

Monster leans on US sourcing to lower freight costs

The beverage maker had imported more aluminum cans last year to meet demand, but it came at a cost.

By Alejandra Carranza • June 6, 2022

Walmart warehouse fire in Indiana 'put a strain on our system': CEO

Losing one of its biggest distribution centers forced the retailer to reroute orders in Q1, affecting its e-commerce operations.

By Colin Campbell • May 31, 2022

How an infant formula plant shutdown unraveled into a national crisis

A timeline shows how safety issues at a plant in Sturgis, Michigan led to inventory shortfalls nationwide.

By Sarah Zimmerman • Updated June 23, 2022

Stephen Lyons will be the next US port envoy

The retired general of the U.S. Transportation Command will replace John Porcari as the officer in charge of easing freight bottlenecks.

By Colin Campbell • May 31, 2022

'Ripple effect': How Shanghai's lockdown is dampening Port of Oakland volumes

Fewer ships called at the Port of Oakland than last year as delays in China led carriers to shift schedules.

By Alejandra Carranza • May 27, 2022

Target sees profit hit from fuel costs, excess bulky inventory

Despite higher costs, the retailer is taking a selective approach to price hikes.

By Ben Unglesbee • May 27, 2022

5 ways to lower supplier costs in an inflationary environment

Supply pressures provide a golden opportunity to separate price from cost.

By Rich Weissman • May 26, 2022

'A lot of room for improvement': Lithium-ion battery makers explore better recycling amid supply woes

The Russia-Ukraine war and booming EV demand are contributing to surging battery commodity prices. 

By Katie Pyzyk • May 25, 2022

Crop diversity, resiliency needed to prevent next global food crisis: report

An overreliance on staple crops is partly responsible for huge price spikes following the Ukraine invasion, according to IPES-Food.

By Samantha Oller • May 17, 2022