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Risk/Compliance
CDP Report Finds Companies Blind to Climate Risks in Half of Their Supply Chains
CDP
CDP reveals less than half of suppliers have set a target to reduce emissions and only one third have lowered their greenhouse gas emissions in the past year
The CDP reached out to 7,879 key suppliers, representing more than $2 trillion in procurement spend, on behalf of its 75 supply chain member organizations. Only 4,005 suppliers provided information–meaning 49 percent failed to fulfill their customers’ requests.
Risk/Compliance
U.S. Industrial Vacancy at 15-Year Low
Cushman & Wakefield
U.S. industrial rents increased 4.2 percent in the fourth quarter compared to a year ago
John Morris
Risk/Compliance
Snowstorm Rattles Operations for Ports, Railroads, Package Carriers
FedEx, UPS and major railroads warned of delayed deliveries as they prepared to weather blizzard conditions
The blizzard that hit the East Coast interrupted shipping operations Friday and logistics companies cautioned that some deliveries could be delayed.
Regulations
Federal Regulators to Strengthen Truck Safety Rules
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration could declare a carrier unfit based on roadside vehicle inspections
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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port Drivers Win Millions in Back Pay from Trucking Firm
The company was ordered to compensate drivers for illegal paycheck deductions, back wages and legal costs
Risk/Compliance
Combatting Cargo Theft
DHL Global Forwarding
Technology + a proactive security strategy = a match made in supply chain heaven
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Risk/Compliance
Self-Driving Trucks Could Rewrite Rules for Freight Transportation
Shifting to driverless freight could resolve the long-standing problems of truck driver shortages
Regulations
Does Regulatory Compliance Stifle the Ability to Innovate?
MetricStream, Inc.
It’s important to map regulations to internal standards and procedures, using them to set internal quality metrics
Sonal Sinha
Rail & Intermodal
Rail Shippers Largely Oppose Canadian Pacific-Norfolk Southern Merger
Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC)
Many rail shippers don’t support Canadian Pacific’s proposed acquisition of Norfolk, fearing higher prices
Training/Onboarding
Maritime Employee Survey Reveals Lack of Training for Shore-Based Staff
Coracle
Without good training and personal development opportunities, maritime employers will lose good staff
Ocean Ports & Carriers
New Shipping Container Rule Vexes Exporters
Shippers will struggle to comply with a new requirement to weigh containers before they’re loaded on ships
Risk/Compliance
What the Supply Chain Can Learn from the Tianjin Explosion and Other Disasters
cr360 LLC
Disasters—whether natural or due to non-compliance—can disrupt supply lines and damage brand reputation
Matt Scott
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