In the agricultural supply chain market, a lot has changed over recent years, but, equally, much has remained the same. Many suppliers of equipment, feed, and other materials still use wooden pallets and single-use plastic bags to transport their products. These solutions can be incredibly wasteful and make agriculture supply chains unsustainable. So, whats the solution? Let's find out.
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The coronavirus pandemic has hit almost every corner of the world. Apart from its socio-political impact, the effects of the crisis have also severely affected the economy. Many industries have suffered as a result of the pandemic; the supply chain industry is no exception. In some cases, the challenges many are facing has presented great opportunity. Lets find out how the supply chain has responded so far to COVID-19.
The construction industry is, without a doubt, a very challenging and demanding one. When you see a building being constructed, it’s a concerted effort involving numerous processes across many sectors, including co-contractors, sub-contractors, and suppliers. Without a proper line of communication and clear direction pertaining to tasks and the distribution of materials and equipment, the project would fail.
July 15, 2020 – Reuters Events’ leading Petrochemical Development virtual event goes live tomorrow (16 July) with speakers including the CEO of Chemours, CEO of Lanxess, CEO of CNX Corporation and Chief Digital Officer of Braskem. But hurry, free registration closes this evening (midnight eastern time).
It is estimated that 37 per cent of all workplace injuries throughout the United Kingdom are the direct results of slips, trips and falls. Furthermore, these incidents can cost up to one billion pounds each year in terms of financial remunerations and lost wages. Find out how to reduce the risks in your workplace.
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