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Sourcing Innovation: To Green Your Supply Chain, Start with Packaging
Just about everything these days is still overpackaged. From the software DVD that comes in a box big enough to hold 20 to 50 of them to the laundry detergent that takes a box at least twice as large as necessary as it is not concentrated to even the bottle you're drinking your water from,
I Want to Walk Like You, Talk Like You ... - NYTimes.com
Iraqi security contractors now try to imitate Americans in their clothing, by wearing trousers with several outside pockets, half-length boots, dark sunglasses and rolled-up sleeves. Sometimes, Iraqis themselves cannot differentiate between an Iraqi and an American.
Rumors of Item-Level RFID's Death in Pharma Are Exaggerated
RFID Journal's Blog is where the RFID community can share ideas.
ElectricalTrends: Is Price Ruling You?
<p><span style="font-family:trebuchet ms;">I was in the grocery store the other day picking up a few things and noticed that some of my wife’s selections were no longer being stocked. Instead, I noticed a significant increase in the visibility, and presumably SKUs, of their private label brand (<a
Sourcing Innovation: Five Ways to Maximize Profits from Supplier Automation
A recent article in Industry Week on 5 Ways to Maximize Profits from Supplier Automation had some good tips on how to maximize your return from your supplier automation, provided they are implemented properly. This post will explain how to get maximum results from Industry Week's tips.
Sourcing Innovation: Green Your Packaging
Supply Chain Brain recently ran a decent article on 10 Steps to Green Packaging in the CPG Industry that had a few insights that are worth a closer look. Replenish Purchase raw materials from suppliers who employ sustainable resource management policies. Re-explore Use recyclable
Sourcing Innovation: Don't Forget to Optimize Your Packaging
Not only does packaging cost you money to produce, it can prevent you from being seen as a responsible corporate citizen concerned about sustainability if it is excessive and not reusable or recyclable. But more importantly, poor packaging can greatly increase your shipping costs. If it increases
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