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LATEST NEWS
11 March 2010
Supply Chain
- Ruddick Corporation Declares Quarterly Dividend
- SPAIN: Loewe cuts time from design to shelf
- GERMANY: IMB Select supply chain show replaces IMB Forum
- NETHERLANDS: Zeeman TextielSupers cuts transport costs
- US: Levi Strauss opens new Kentucky distribution depot
- RUSSIA: Benetton inks retail logistics deal
- US: Affliction Clothing boosts supply chain communications
- US: Supply chain focus adds to SPESA Expo appeal
- SWITZERLAND: Charles Vögele RFIDs entire supply chain
- US: Li & Fung grows supply chain with online trade tool
Technology Update
- SYSPRO President Honored by Leading Supply Chain Magazine
- Adobe Scene7 Survey Highlights Global Trends in Online Business for 2010
- Dassault Systèmes Launches Release 20 of V5 PLM Platform
- JustEnough Reports Record 80% Growth for 2009
- Azima DLI Brings Simplicity and Sustainability to Machine Condition Monitoring Programs
- Software Toolbox Releases TOP Server Version 5.2
- Industrial Nanotech, Inc. Announces Energy Saving Project with Textile Manufacturer, Coats Bulgaria EOOD
- NRF 2010: Urban Outfitters CIO and TradeStone CEO to Present Supply Chain Breakout Session
- PlasmaTech's Acquired Technology Demonstrates Success in a Major Apparel Factory in China
- Arkema Inc. and Fulcrum SP Materials Sign a Collaboration Agreement for the Development of Novel Products in the Field of Composite Materials
Trade Regulations
- Xerium Technologies Further Extends Waivers
- JustEnough Holds Webcast Featuring AMR Research to Showcase How Levi Strauss Gets Value from Demand-Driven Replenishment
- EUROPE: Garment retailers urged to pay Asian living wage
- US: Textile groups call for action against China
- CANADA: Rejects anti-dumping duties on Chinese shoes
- TURKEY: Unions speak out against temporary workers
- HAITI: Garment firms eye new business opportunities
- VIETNAM: Eyes surge in exports to Japan as taxes cut
- NEW ZEALAND: Textile union welcomes tariff freeze
- US: Lifting apparel import barriers could save $2.3bn