Supply Chain Matters
JULY 14, 2022
a Panasonic Group company, and Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly jointly announced yesterday that the state of Kansas will be a new location for a proposed US-based lithium-ion battery manufacturing facility, pending approval by Panasonic Holdings Corporation Board of Directors. Panasonic Energy Co., is critical to help meet demand.”
Supply Chain Matters
AUGUST 26, 2022
Today’s report indicates that the proposed Oklahoma production facility, if consummated, would serve as a twin to a previously announced Kansas facility. Reportedly, the State of Kansas is providing upwards of $700 million in rebates and tax incentives as an incentive for selection of the Kansas facility.
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AB&R
JANUARY 10, 2019
Connecticut. District of Columbia. Massachusetts. Mississippi. New Hampsire. New Jersey. New Mexico. North Carolina. North Dakota. Pennsylvania.
Zipline Logistics
MAY 12, 2020
Shippers should not expect much logistics disruption in Kansas. Suppliers should check with partners in Nevada to ensure their operations are not affected but should not expect much difficulty. Restaurants, gyms, and retailers are open at 50 percent capacity. Vendors should not expect much transportation disruption in Iowa.
AIMMS
APRIL 6, 2022
For example: Campers for Champ Camp, come from points all across California, southern Oregon and Nevada. Angel Flight West is in Santa Monica, one of the other groups is in Kansas City, and there are others in Long Island and Florida who will use it. It’s proved to be a valuable tool during camp season.
AIMMS
MARCH 4, 2022
For example: Campers for Champ Camp, come from points all across California, southern Oregon and Nevada. Angel Flight West is in Santa Monica, one of the other groups is in Kansas City, and there are others in Long Island and Florida who will use it. It’s proved to be a valuable tool during camp season.
Zipline Logistics
JANUARY 28, 2020
As the center of the dustbowl during the early 20 th century, Kansas has a long history of agriculture in the United States. Kansas’ produce season transportation spikes influence freight capacity and rates in early summer continuing through August. Heaviest Peak: June-August. Predominant Crop: Corn. Heaviest Peak: Non-Existent.
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