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GC3 Report Shows Significant Rise in Green Chemistry-Marketed Product Sales | SCM | Supply Chain Resource Cooperative (SCRC) | North Carolina State UniversitySupply Chain Resource Cooperative
LOWELL, Mass. – [11/17/2021] The Green Chemistry & Commerce Council (GC3), in partnership with NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business, North Carolina State University, the Dynamic Sustainability Lab at Syracuse University and Duke University, has released a new report documenting significant growth in green chemistry marketed products, both sales and consumer demand. In a market
Podcast | Will the Coronavirus Spur a Rise in U.S. Manufacturing? | 2020-04-08
The coronavirus pandemic has thrown global sourcing strategies into chaos. Will it result in a return of some manufacturing to the U.S.? Numerous plants in China were forced to close temporarily in the early weeks of the coronavirus outbreak in that country. Only recently have some begun resuming operations, but production won’t be back at
The Rise of Blockchain in Seafood Traceability
Seafood is a major source of nourishment, providing sustenance to billions of people worldwide. The seafood industry is among the world’s largest and oldest market sectors. It ranges from traditional fishing in open-water areas to inland aquaculture farming and recreational angling. The industry is estimated to employ around 200 million people globally, generating some $80
PMMI announces second-annual On the Rise Award winners
PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, is pleased to announce its second annual On the Rise Awards winners. Developed by PMMI’s Emerging Leaders Committee, the awards recognize 12 young professionals who have demonstrated leadership potential in packaging and processing. The winners of the 2019 On the Rise Awards are: Jeremy DespotaService EngineerA-B-C Packaging
Global Drug Suppliers Challenge FDA as Safety Fears Rise | 2019-11-04
Regulators want to reduce U.S. dependence on foreign-made pharmaceutical ingredients, as a wave of recalls has raised questions about the safety of the global drug-supply chain. The Food and Drug Administration is encouraging drug companies to invest in new production technologies that could help return some manufacturing to U.S. shores. The U.S. is currently home
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