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Jan. 16, 2025
| This week’s procurement news and insights for supply chain leaders
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
Wildfires are raging in Southern California, leaving devastation in their wake.
The American Logistics Aid Network is currently providing emergency supplies to families and community members that have lost their homes and possessions in the wildfires — and you can help.
Please consider offering logistics services, warehouse space, trucks or supplies to support ALAN’s fire relief efforts, or make a donation. The American Red Cross is also accepting donations.
Better days are ahead. In the meantime, stay safe.
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Kelly Stroh
Editor, Supply Chain Dive
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The ocean carrier used Craft's supply chain intelligence platform to help navigate last fall's East and Gulf Coast port strike.
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The automaker’s private equity firm invested in mining startup Phoenix Tailings, which is building a New Hampshire plant expected to begin production in June.
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Helen of Troy is continuing to pursue diversified sourcing despite uncertainty around U.S. trade policies.
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The company concluded that "growing citrus is no longer economically viable for us in Florida," with disease and hurricanes reducing production by 73%.
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Lyn Cowgill will manage procurement strategy and supply chain operations at the renewable energy company.
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Giesecke+Devrient's peel-and-stick label is launching ahead of looming FDA traceability requirements in 2026.
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