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Hydrogen-Powered Machinery Gains Green Light for Road Use, Boosting Supply Chain Sustainability

In a major win for sustainable logistics and construction, the UK’s Department for Transport has updated key regulations to allow newly built hydrogen-powered non-road mobile machinery (NRMM) to operate on public roads without needing a special exemption. This important change paves the way for greater adoption of low- and zero-emission equipment like diggers, mobile cranes,…

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Japan and Taiwan Explore Stronger Supply Chain Collaboration

Efforts to enhance supply chain resilience between Japan and Taiwan gained momentum this week as a key Japanese lawmaker emphasized the need for deeper cooperation across emerging industries. During a meeting with Taiwan’s leadership, discussions centered on strengthening partnerships in sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, and drone technology. The visiting official highlighted…

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US Department of Agriculture and South Carolina Department of Agriculture Invest $4.1 Million to Strengthen Local Supply Chain and Offset Tariff Challenges

The United States Department of Agriculture, in partnership with the South Carolina Department of Agriculture, has allocated $4.1 million to enhance the food supply chain through 26 new projects across the state. This strategic investment aims to support the middle segment of the supply chain by developing essential infrastructure and equipment that will boost the…

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Steel Emerges as Key Material in Solar Supply Chain Amid Tariff Pressures

The U.S. solar industry is undergoing a strategic shift in response to growing tariff exposure, rising costs, and increasing reliability concerns tied to global supply chains. As module manufacturers face continued uncertainty from trade actions and structural vulnerabilities in current photovoltaic (PV) designs, steel is emerging as a viable, domestic alternative to imported aluminum in…

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U.S. Adjusts Import Threshold, Easing Flow for B2C Shipments in Global Supply Chain

The U.S. government has reinstated the $2,500 threshold for informal customs entry, allowing for smoother processing of business-to-consumer (B2C) shipments and reducing recent delays caused by more stringent trade regulations. Previously, goods valued over $800 had been subjected to formal customs procedures, disrupting supply chain timelines and increasing operational burdens. Following discussions with industry stakeholders,…

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Canada’s Largest Zero-Carbon Logistics Facility Sets New Sustainability Standard for Supply Chains

A cutting-edge logistics hub in Ajax, Ontario has made history by becoming the largest industrial property in Canada to achieve Zero-Carbon Building (ZCB) Design certification. This certification, issued by the Canada Green Building Council, marks a major step forward in the integration of sustainability within the logistics and supply chain sector. With more than one…

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New Indian Cargo Airline Set to Boost Supply Chain Connectivity by 2026

India’s logistics and air cargo landscape is preparing for a major transformation with the upcoming launch of a new dedicated cargo airline, scheduled to begin operations in the first quarter of 2026. The airline plans to kick start its services with one to two Airbus A330-300 aircraft converted from passenger to freighter (P2F), enhancing airfreight…

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UAE Supply Chain Leader Accelerates Green Transition with 65% Renewable Energy Milestone