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October 26, 2020
As the chart below shows, UK imports of fruit and vegetables from the EU usually peak in the first quarter — just as customs chaos stemming from a brand new (or no) Brexit deal is likely to be at its worst, as Chris Rogers, research analyst at S&P Global Market Intelligence points out. This year was slightly unusual: imports dropped more sharply than usual as we headed into the summer, during lockdown. Perhaps all those tins of beans stockpiled in March will come in handy after all.
October 21, 2020
Social media success has become key for the toy industry as supply chain data indicates there have been few winners this fall. UPS is bolstering its investments in Vietnam with a view to improving service offerings, but faces regulatory hurdles. Also: Tesla reorients delivery pattern as U.S....
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