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Manufacturers entering 2026 are being forced to manage direct materials with far less room for error. Arkestro argues that procurement…

The Competition and Markets Authority has said the way road and rail infrastructure is bought and delivered across the UK…

End-to-end traceability is moving out of the operations department and into the boardroom. As OpenText argues in its blog on…

Procurement software vendors have rushed to brand their platforms as “AI-powered”, but in chemical sourcing the gap between marketing and…

Nigeria’s procurement sector needs tougher ethical standards, stronger institutional ties and sharper professional training if public spending is to deliver…

Supply chain leaders in Australia and New Zealand are rebalancing their priorities, with resilience and agility now edging out the…

JAGGAER has added HSBC procurement chief Craig Cuffie to its board as the enterprise software group looks to sharpen its…

Suppliers that can give large customers dependable Scope 3 emissions data may find themselves in a stronger commercial position as…

The UK has eased part of its sanctions regime on Russian oil, allowing diesel and jet fuel made from Russian…

Retailers facing higher freight costs and more volatile shipping conditions need to lean more heavily on supplier relationships and…

Britain has moved to let imports of diesel and jet fuel refined in third countries from Russian crude oil, in…

Vladimir Putin has arrived in China seeking to turn warmer political ties with Beijing into a concrete energy win: approval…

The United States has indicted seven Chinese executives and four of the world’s biggest shipping container manufacturers, accusing them of…

DP World and Al Dahra Holding have agreed to work together on plans for a wider agri-logistics network across the…

The race to lock in battery materials and manufacturing capacity is increasingly turning ordinary supply contracts into deeper industrial alliances,…