Disaster B.C. floods reveal fragile food supply chains by Feyza G. Sahinyazan and Serasu Duran Four ways to manage the crisis now and in the future
Corporate Responsibility Companies operating at sea must embrace conservation and sustainability — and not wait to be forced into it by Grant Alexander Wilson, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Regina Reporting practices on environmental, social and corporate governance among companies operating at sea are not a top priority
Analytics Will the Covid-19 crisis lead to more resilient supply chains? by Michael Haughton The freight industry has no shortage of information at its disposal, yet it doesn’t always have the information it needs.
Import, Export & Trade Brexit fears started hitting UK trade as early as 2015 – new research by Terence Huw Edwards & Mustapha Douch Much of the effect of Brexit on trade started with importers in other countries anticipating difficulties and making changes to their suppliers far in advance of the UK formally leaving the EU
Capacity Federal leadership on supply chains won’t solve everything, but it might help by Bruce Rodgers, Executive Director, CIFFA The Canadian supply chain is experiencing “strain” as we have never seen it before.
Import, Export & Trade CUSMA one year in by Christian Sivière Has CUSMA changed the way we deal with the U.S.?
Covid-19 Safety first: Workplace screening is still essential by Norm Kramer Vaccinated or not, we can still contract and transmit Covid-19
Automation Privatizing the sky by Michael Richardson, Jake Goldenfein & Thao Phan Drone delivery promises comfort and speed, but at a cost to workers and communities
Cost control Steel shortages and price rises impact warehouse automation sector by Ruben Scriven The shortage of steel has put pressure on the warehouse automation market, particularly on the market for fixed infrastructure solutions where steel can account for up to 83 percent of the overall cost
Import, Export & Trade U.K. logistics affected by worker shortage by Inside Logistics Online Staff Pallet makers say Brexit has reduced supply of labour to crisis levels