Monthly Archives: May 2012

The growth experienced by Ford Motor Company is putting considerable strain on its suppliers in Thailand, leading to delays in shipments of certain vehicles to its Asian markets.

New research from Tetra Pak has identified 2.7 billion low-income consumers in developing countries as the dairy industry’s “next big growth opportunity” due to an expected rise in prosperity, purchasing power and desire for packaged liquid da…

Financial services firms must adopt a “different approach” to their graduates’ careers or risk the sector’s current talent shortage growing further, experts have warned.

A third more companies in the US have handed their most senior procurement executive a seat at the top table than they did 12 months ago, according to exclusive research conducted by Procurement Leaders.

South American oil giant, Petrobras, has announced that, since last June, its funding to suppliers through its low-cost financing programme has reached $1.1bn.

The closure of the Tomari No.3 reactor in Japan has raised fears over the effect on procurement costs of power elsewhere in the world.