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The EU has agreed to new environmental and social governance rules that require companies to act if their supply chains cause environmental damages such as toxic air, packaging, and packaging waste, or as if they violate forced labor laws. What will this change mean for corporate accountability? Plus: Sortation that’s revved up and ready; is the freight recession about to shift into reverse?
The EU has agreed to new environmental and social governance rules that require companies to act if their supply chains cause environmental damages such as toxic air, packaging, and packaging waste, or as if they violate forced labor laws. What will this change mean for corporate accountability? Plus: Sortation that’s revved up and ready; is the freight recession about to shift into reverse?
We’ve been reporting for more than a year on just what a difficult time the logistics industry has been having. Costs remain high and lead times have increased. Our guest provides an overview of what’s causing logistics to be stuck in the doldrums. Also: A safer way to ship lithium batteries; the rising demand for industrial trucks.
We’ve been reporting for more than a year on just what a difficult time the logistics industry has been having. Costs remain high and lead times have increased. Our guest provides an overview of what’s causing logistics to be stuck in the doldrums. Also: A safer way to ship lithium batteries; the rising demand for industrial trucks.