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Author Archives: Procurement Leaders News
Ford praised for increasing spend with women-owned suppliers
Ford has been praised by a women’s entrepreneur advocacy organisation for its efforts to increase the number of women-owned suppliers within its supply chain.
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Supply chain problems turn US tech firms off outsourcing
Outsourcing in the US technology industry has declined for the third straight year, according to a new consultancy report.
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Meet labour standards or be cut, Apple CEO warns suppliers
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, has stated that the technology giant is committed to improving conditions for workers in its supply chain and ensuring that suppliers not meeting standards risk losing business.
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Standard aims to ground fake parts in aerospace supply chains
A US trade association has issued a new technical standard designed to combat the increasing volume of fraudulent and counterfeit electronic parts entering the aerospace supply chain.
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Sustainability ‘megaforces’ ramp up pressure on global businesses
The growing impact of sustainability “megaforces” will significantly affect corporate growth globally over the next two decades, a report has predicted.
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Apple looks to supply chain audits to salvage reputation
Apple said yesterday that it has authorised inspections of selected suppliers, in a move to quash allegations of poor working conditions at Far Eastern companies in its supply chain.
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Technology to shake up zinc market
ZincOx Resources, which has been working for the last six years developing technology that will be allow waste produced from steel mills to be turned into zinc, has announced that it is opening up a plant in South Korea with this technology in place…
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Precious metals lead commodities rally
Led by precious metals, commodities rallied in January with many commodities reversing the slump seen in the second half for 2011, according to market experts.
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Supply chain risk tops board agenda
Global companies are moving supply chain risk up the corporate boardroom agenda, new research reveals.
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McDonald’s to work with suppliers to improve conditions for pigs
McDonald’s, the fast-food giant, has announced that it will work with pork suppliers to remove the use of gestation crates, which are used for female sows while they raise their piglets after concerns were voiced about the welfare of the pigs in t…
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