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When disaster strikes, the U.S. Navy hospital ship Comfort aims to be on the spot ready to treat patients within five days. An innovative supply chain strategy makes it all work.
To Marc Scribner of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the only good economic regulation is no economic regulation. On the transport battlefield, he has much work to do to keep government out of the equation.
While the kinks are being worked out of the EU's new cargo security system, here are some precautions U.S. exporters can take to avoid holdups and delays.
Effective Jan. 1, 2012, retailers and manufacturers doing business in California will have to declare how they eliminate or prevent forced labor in their supply chains.
The consequences of 9/11 have been huge for the particular part of the world we write about, ushering in enormous change in operations, regulation, and, especially, security measures.