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Manufacturing’s Forced Shift Toward Nearshoring in North America

RFgen

Analysts at Product Distribution Strategy nearshoring statistics forecast that USMCA-driven sectors could generate 40 billion dollars in export growth by 2030. Automotive OEMs have poured resources into new assembly plants, while electronics giants are expanding semiconductor-packaging facilities. Japan and the Europ ean Union.

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Why Smart Data and Compliance are Crucial in 2025

IT Supply Chain

Future proposals aim to raise this to Band C by 2028 and Band B by 2030 for rented commercial buildings. Integrating renewable energy sources like solar panels where feasible. The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) already mandate a minimum EPC rating (currently Band E) for commercial rental properties in England and Wales.

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Selling Into the EU? Time to Start Preparing for the Digital Product Passport

Supply Chain Brain

The regulation is designed to provide European consumers with extensive data about the provenance of the items they purchase, all the way back to the sourcing of raw materials. Additional product categories, including detergent, paint, lubricants and chemicals, will likely come under the rule in 2030 or later.

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How PLM Software Helps Global Battery Companies Navigate Growth and Challenges

Arena Solutions

from 2024 to 2030. 1 This growth is largely fueled by the automotive sector due to the rise of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and the sales of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). Sources: [link] [link] In 2023, the global lithium-ion battery market was valued at approximately $54.4

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How GenAI is Transforming Manufacturing for Greater Efficiency

Jaggaer

The uncertainty of what tariffs will or will not be put in place, and when, is the main source of pessimism in the USA, and this is having a knock-on effect elsewhere. China is expected to overtake Taiwan as the world’s biggest manufacturer of chips in 2030 with 22% of the market. Other challenges abound. weight, strength, material).

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Supply Chain & Logistics News April 7th- 10th 2025

Logistics Viewpoints

Trade wars introduce barriers like tariffs and trade restrictions, affecting raw material sourcing, manufacturing, and the flow of goods. The acquisition aligns with Unilever’s Growth Action Plan 2030, which focuses on optimizing its portfolio towards premium and high-growth spaces, including sustainable products.

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Who will Manage the Warehouse Robots

Supply Chain Digest

Kai Furmans Professor, KIT Posted on: May, 22 2017 I am referencing to the comment that leasing of warehousing equipment (beyond forklift trucks) is a vision for 2030. Where is the metric for determining the sources and uses of cash from three perspectives - operational, investment and financial? It's HORRIBLE.