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Circularity and the future of the digital product passport

o9 Solutions

This blog explores how policy developments such as the digital product passport (DPP) alongside supply chain software can play a role as enablers. The DPP is a promising policy instrument, but there are still open questions regarding the DPP’s final design and implementation. What is the digital product passport (DPP)?

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The Intelligent IBP Manifesto – key principles for a new planning paradigm

Supply Chain Trend

In that order, because we first have to be able to orchestrate and digitize the decision process, including all data, plans, parameters, and decision policies that feed into it, before we can augment or automate. However, for a manufacturer a price or promotional change might first need to be aligned with the customer.

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Ford Motor Moves Deeper Into Supply Network Vertical Integration

Supply Chain Matters

based Albemarle providing upwards of 100,000 metric tons of battery grade lithium hydroxide to supply 3 million Ford EV batteries starting in 2026. These agreements include U.S. So turning those raw materials, especially lithium and nickel, into processed materials we can put into a slurry to make the (battery) cells themselves.

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eCommerce Business Explained: How To Sell Products Online

Unleashed

This modern business model functions as the online solution to making retail, manufacturing, wholesale, and service-based sales. And it’s making strides: experts estimate that global eCommerce sales will reach $8 trillion (USD) by 2026. Primarily used by retailers and manufacturers (D2C). B2C B2B C2B C2C.

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This Week in Logistics News (December 2 – 8)

Logistics Viewpoints

beverage industry paid $2.175 billion in Section 232 tariffs on 10.295 million metric tons of aluminum since their implementation. In 2020, brewers bought more than 41 billion aluminum cans and bottles, making aluminum the single most significant input cost in American beer manufacturing. HARBOR Aluminum estimates U.S.