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How UTS are helping Australian manufacturing to exploit Industry 4.0 Australian manufacturing sometimes fails to make the most of tech - and better engagement with the universities sector might be the secret weapon to unleash that potential. For more info, click on the link below! https://shorturl.at/Qkyqf #industryupdate #Manufacturing #AusIndustry #businessleaders #industrynews #Sydney #NSW #Australia #businessnews #B2B #aus #UTS #Tech #CSIRO

🎯 The Difference between Domestic and International Supply Chain Case Study 👕🥻🧥👚 Canadian Clothing Company Canadian Clothing Company is a well-established apparel manufacturer and retailer. They operate both domestic and international supply chains to meet the needs of their customers.  🌐 https://lnkd.in/dVFqubaK 🤷 What is the difference between a domestic and international supply chain? A domestic supply chain involves the movement of goods and materials within a single country, while an international supply chain involves the movement of goods and materials across borders. 🎓 An initiative of VCARE Academy’s Education and Research Executive Board (EREB) and Education and Research Practitioners Board (ERPB) Discover ⮞ Supply Chain Framework and Strategy Program 🌐 https://lnkd.in/eePtY3yf 🍁 VCARE Academy, Canada provides 100% practical education that teaches both the WHAT and HOW of supply chain operations. A Body for Your Professional Certification 🌐 vcare.international | 📩 support@vcare.international 💬 You can also Contact via WhatsApp https://lnkd.in/dVZQ2V82  Or LIVE Chat Support on our website #supplychainsustainability #sustainability #circularity #ESG #climatechange #procurement #Logistics #transportation #training #manufacturing #environment #sustainable #collaboration #society #supplychain #strategy #future #business #supplychains #valuechain #ecommerce #distribution #purchasing #warehouse #manufacturing #warehousing

Swissport adds pharma shipment consolidation service in Basel. Swissport has opened a new “Cool+Connect” pharma facility at EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse that allows it to consolidate shipments at the airport and reduce truck journeys. The new facility is larger than the existing pharma area at 20 m x 5 m and expands Swissport’s overall pharma capacity at the airport from 94 sq m to 230 sq m. Because the facility is larger, Swissport will now be able to consolidate various shipments into a single pharma container at the airport. Previously, shipments needed to be transported ready to fly each in their own cool containers. The handler explained this should help reduce the number of truck journeys as now a single temperature-controlled truck can pick up shipments from various locations and take them to the airport to be loaded in the cool container. In the past, trucks would need to drop cool containers off at each pharma location individually in the morning to be loaded before coming back later in the day to pick up the container already prepared for its flight. This process typically required two roundtrips per truck and allowed for a maximum capacity of only 20 EuroPallets per truck because of the extra space required to carry the cooltainers versus pallets. Now the pharma shipments can be taken to the airport on pallets, shippers can to load up to 34 EuroPallets per truck. The new facility also has a dedicated loading dock – unlike the existing facility – so a temperature of 2-8 degrees Celsius can be maintained throughout and the unloading process is faster. “By consolidating shipments from the same suppliers in a single truck instead of several as before, CO2 emissions and handling time are reduced by around 70% (from 4.5 to 1.5 hours),” Swissport said. “‘cool+connect’ is the first of its kind and we are proud to offer this innovation to our customers at EuroAirport,” said Andreas Behnke, station manager Basel, and member of the Swissport Global Cargo committee. “The cool chain infrastructure for pharmaceutical centers with many refrigerated containers meets a global need in the logistics industry. Swissport offers a proven, standardised terminal for airlines, logistics providers and airports to outsource business-critical operations.” Meanwhile, Swissport said it aims to achieve CEIV certification across its network, with Geneva, Switzerland, and Hamburg, Germany, already in the planning stages. In the US, Swissport is actively pursuing certification for major pharmaceutical centers at Miami International Airport and Chicago O’Hare International Airport, reinforcing its dedication to providing world-class handling of pharmaceutical goods. #pharma #freight #swissport #aircargo #airfreight

🎯 The Difference between Domestic and International Supply Chain Case Study 👕🥻🧥👚 Canadian Clothing Company Canadian Clothing Company is a well-established apparel manufacturer and retailer. They operate both domestic and international supply chains to meet the needs of their customers.  🌐 https://lnkd.in/g2kTWRV9 🤷 What is the difference between a domestic and international supply chain? A domestic supply chain involves the movement of goods and materials within a single country, while an international supply chain involves the movement of goods and materials across borders. 🎓 An initiative of VCARE Academy’s Education and Research Executive Board (EREB) and Education and Research Practitioners Board (ERPB) Discover ⮞ Supply Chain Framework and Strategy Program 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gDXZXXeA 🍁 VCARE Academy, Canada provides 100% practical education that teaches both the WHAT and HOW of supply chain operations. A Body for Your Professional Certification 🌐 vcare.international | 📩 support@vcare.international 💬 You can also Contact via WhatsApp https://lnkd.in/dVZQ2V82  Or LIVE Chat Support on our website #supplychainsustainability #sustainability #circularity #ESG #climatechange #procurement #Logistics #transportation #training #manufacturing #environment #sustainable #collaboration #society #supplychain #strategy #future #business #supplychains #valuechain #ecommerce #distribution #purchasing #warehouse #manufacturing #warehousing

🎯 The Difference between Domestic and International Supply Chain Case Study 👕🥻🧥👚 Canadian Clothing Company Canadian Clothing Company is a well-established apparel manufacturer and retailer. They operate both domestic and international supply chains to meet the needs of their customers.  🌐 https://lnkd.in/decqGry7 🤷 What is the difference between a domestic and international supply chain? A domestic supply chain involves the movement of goods and materials within a single country, while an international supply chain involves the movement of goods and materials across borders. 🎓 An initiative of VCARE Academy’s Education and Research Executive Board (EREB) and Education and Research Practitioners Board (ERPB) Discover ⮞ Supply Chain Framework and Strategy Program 🌐 https://lnkd.in/dY6b6aPf 🍁 VCARE Academy, Canada provides 100% practical education that teaches both the WHAT and HOW of supply chain operations. A Body for Your Professional Certification 🌐 vcare.international | 📩 support@vcare.international 💬 You can also Contact via WhatsApp https://lnkd.in/dVZQ2V82  Or LIVE Chat Support on our website #supplychainsustainability #sustainability #circularity #ESG #climatechange #procurement #Logistics #transportation #training #manufacturing #environment #sustainable #collaboration #society #supplychain #strategy #future #business #supplychains #valuechain #ecommerce #distribution #purchasing #warehouse #manufacturing #warehousing

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Port of Cork to explore inaugural Ireland-to-Indiana express container shipping service The Port of Cork Company Ltd. and Port of Indiana have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore an inaugural Ireland-to-Indiana express container shipping service. The memorandum presents Cork with the opportunity to connect with the only container service transporting entirely on water to the Chicago market, providing access to Cork via rail network to major logistics hubs on both the East and West Coasts of the United States. Ireland is currently the number one importer to the US state of Indiana, with shipments valued at €19.3bn for 2023. The primary goods traded between Ireland and Indiana are pharmaceuticals and organic chemicals, both key exports for Ireland and major imports for Indiana, home to global pharmaceutical leader Eli Lilly and Company who recently announced a €1.6bn investment into its Cork and Limerick sites. It would mark Ireland's latest connection to the US state, with Aer Lingus earlier this week launching a new transatlantic route between Dublin and Indianapolis, a major business hub in the mid-west region of the US and home to Eli Lilly's headquarters. The memorandum was signed in the presence of Governor of Indiana, Eric J. Holcomb, Indiana Secretary of State, David Rosenberg, and Ports of Indiana CEO, Jody Peacock, along with the Mayor of the County of Cork, Joe Carroll, Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork City, Cllr. Honore Kamegni, Donal Crowley, Interim CEO at the Port of Cork Company, Conor Mowlds, Chief Commercial Officer at the Port of Cork Company, and Conor Healy, CEO at Cork Chamber. https://lnkd.in/dAvqADqk

#FlashbackFriday - EURO AMERICAN WORLDWIDE LOGISTICS CELEBRATES MAJOR EXPANSION TO WORCESTER FACILITY BY SPECTRUM NEWS STAFF WORCESTER PUBLISHED 3:54 PM ET AUG. 31, 2023 WORCESTER, Mass. – Euro American Worldwide Logistics, which is located near Worcester Regional Airport, celebrated a 20,000 square-foot expansion this week. It will be used by pharmaceutical and bio-manufacturing companies for their growing storage and shipping needs. Euro American Worldwide president Eric Busenburg said his company will act as a third-party satellite facility to keep manufacturers’ business in Massachusetts. Read more and watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/dkUNgZBi #ManufacturingGrowth #SupplyChainManagement #ThirdPartyLogistics #EuroAmericanWorldwideLogistics #GMPCompliance #SpaceOptimization

I was encouraged by Manufacturing month, which was kicked-off in Brisbane this month. While it’s aimed at the $20 billion manufacturing sector in Queensland, I think there are lessons for national decision-makers. Manufacturing has dropped to less than 6% of Australian GDP – down from 25% in the 1960s – as we have increasingly relied on cheap imported goods. This approach of low-cost imports suits the argument about ‘comparative advantage’, the idea that every country should stick to what it's ‘good’ at and leave the rest to others. But I think that the decline of manufacturing fails to tell the bigger story of how manufacturing adds value when it comes to innovation, decarbonisation, exports and a growing, relevant knowledgebase for the economy.   Businesses that make things have to reinvest in R&D, they have to develop supply chains around their operations, they must hire skilled and educated people and they have to stay relevant to their markets. Our manufacturing efforts also help the modern economy aim for net-zero targets, which are tough to attain if we import all our manufactured goods, which typically have embedded carbon and carbon miles attached to them. I congratulate Queensland for its Manufacturing month – now it’s time for the rest of Australia to take notice.