When it comes to human rights, there is still a gap between the measures prescribed by the European Union and the measures taken by companies in practice, according to Frida Emilsson, COO of sustainability platform …
Avery Dennison is to expand its manufacturing capacity and improve its factory efficiency in Europe in response to the growing demand for its label and packaging materials. The company has earmarked €60 million for the …
In view of the steady stream of supply chain disruptions, there is a rapidly growing need for fast scenario analysis. What should be done if a production line grinds to a halt or a distribution …
Why do logistics service providers keep moaning about having too much work to do? The complaints about driver shortages are also dragging on, yet companies in the manufacturing, wholesale and retail industries seem to be …
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Constant change and disruptions have become the new normal. As a result, the traditional way of managing the supply chain is no longer effective. If you want more insight into the effects of disruptions and …
Sustainability, Trends, Visibility
Chemical companies have their work cut out if they are to meet climate targets and become fully climate-neutral by 2050. It all starts with visibility: gaining insight into which parts of the supply chain are …
Software, Trends, Webinar Recording
Continuous network analysis allows for timely adjustments of your supply chain, saving you big money. Constant disruptions, lack of skilled people, limited transportation options, shortage of materials – these are only a few of the supply …
The supply chain start-ups Garvis, Responsibly and Seedtrace have been announced as the finalists in the European Supply Chain Start-up Contest, based on their business strategy and PowerPoint pitch of their innovative solution. In the …
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