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TSR Group and BASF have agreed to build out a wider European battery-recycling network as the bloc’s electric-vehicle market continues…

At 4.47am on a Monday, a supply chain leader can find their network unravelling in minutes: a dispute at…

For multinational companies, freight spending often becomes a problem long before anyone sees it clearly. A finance team may notice…

Made-in-China.com has unveiled SourcingAI, an artificial intelligence assistant intended to help overseas buyers search for and assess Chinese suppliers more…

Wiliot has deepened its push into so-called Physical AI by striking a strategic partnership with Databricks, in a move the…

The IMF and World Bank meetings in Washington have been dominated by the fallout from the war in Iran, with…

Manufacturers have spent decades trying to keep control of products through paper files, disconnected systems and supplier reports that rarely…

The escalation around the Strait of Hormuz is rippling far beyond the Middle East, with economists, shippers and energy officials…

For many growing firms, the weak point is not demand but supply. As businesses scale, the ability to source…

In Indian e-commerce, the sale no longer ends at checkout. For many brands, the real test begins when the parcel…

Pharmaceutical supply chains are being tested again by forces far beyond the control of procurement teams, as conflict in the…

As the energy industry pushes deeper into digital operations, the case for smart oil fields is becoming harder to ignore.…

A double victory by the little-known Chinese motorcycle maker ZXMOTO in Portugal at the end of March has become an…

SMX is pitching material efficiency as more than a sustainability measure, arguing that tighter tracking of plastics and other…

Manufacturers are finding that the promise of artificial intelligence is easier to demonstrate than to deploy. Pressure from labour shortages,…