Supply chains
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HowGood raises $12.5M for food sustainability platform
Sustainability database provider HowGood announced it closed a $12.5 million funding round to expand its capabilities and clients.
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FOSC keynote: Hutchinson urges US to shift from ‘China-centric’ supply chain
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson has four suggestions on how U.S. manufacturers and the American government can make a more resilient supply chain.
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FOSC chat: Using supply chain analysis for M&A
This FreightWaves Future of Supply Chain chat covers how Unilever considers supply chains, technology and growth in mergers and acquisitions.
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Data, optimization key to eco-friendly supply chain, experts say
Using data to optimize supply chain efficiencies can reduce costs and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Chinese lockdowns will create shocks to American supply chains (but China is the biggest loser)
FreightWaves Founder and CEO Craig Fuller analyzes the impact of the latest Chinese lockdowns on the supply chains between China and the U.S.
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What is the future of sustainability in supply chain education?
FreightWaves adviser Matt Waller answers questions about shifting priorities that may include sustainability.
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Project44, Tracks team up to gauge hard-to-measure transportation emissions
Tracks emissions technology will help project44 customers measure and mitigate scope 3 supply chain emissions, which are currently difficult to track.
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Steuart Walton, Cyrus Sigari to speak at The Future of Supply Chain
Key speakers announced for The Future of Supply Chain.
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Daily Infographic: Top 10 pending bills affecting freight markets
Legislation aimed at easing transportation pain may have a chance of getting through Congress
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Sustainability is a way of doing business — Net-Zero Carbon
Experts discuss how environmental impacts and supply chain resilience are becoming increasingly important.
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