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Four to five hundred meters of Arctic ice contain layers of history that reveal the environmental impact of the Roman Empire.
Yangshan is the beating heart of China's maritime silk road and a record-setting trade hub.
Sean Clifton, found not criminally responsible for stabbing Julie Bouvier, seeks an absolute discharge from a forensic mental health institution after 12 years.
Highna, a truck driver in Nicaragua, risks 90 days in prison to deliver ballot boxes on worn-out roads before local elections.
Three million truckers in the United States transport 70% of all goods by road, with some trucks capable of carrying over 40 tons of cargo.
Hershey's chocolate business faces fierce competition after a Post WW1 sugar price drop.
Kenya's "Flying Trucks" navigate perilous highways in East Africa, facing bandits, wildlife, and treacherous conditions to deliver essential supplies to remote communities.
Mega Shippers faces extreme weather while unloading minis, fish, and steel in this episode.
In 2014, a project began to create a new 72 km route in the Suez Canal, allowing for two-way navigation and accommodating larger ships.
In 2014, a construction project began to create a new 72 km route in the Suez Canal, allowing for two-way navigation and increasing its depth to 24 m.
A single ship blocked 12% of the world's trade at the Suez Canal, causing a global economic crisis and urgent efforts to clear the blockage.
UPS Worldport in Louisville serves as the largest automated package handling facility globally, processing up to four million packages daily, even amid operational challenges.
Food fraud involves horse meat labeled as beef and counterfeit honey and olive oil.
The COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have highlighted vulnerabilities in hyper-globalized food systems, prompting calls for a shift towards sustainable agricultural practices.
$80 million was invested in a Singapore-based startup aiming to integrate blockchain technology into everyday transactions, including food supply chains.
Inflation in Venezuela exceeded 600% in 2021, pushing millions into poverty and forcing many to return to self-sufficient lifestyles in the countryside.
Panama's canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans but faces drought-related challenges.
The global shortage of donated blood poses significant challenges for trauma surgeons and highlights the urgent need to attract young donors amid rising demand from an aging population.
Taiwan accounts for 30% of the world's supply of microprocessors, a critical component in technology and national security.
A queue forms outside Astor in Froome, Somerset, as residents seek food during the coronavirus lockdown, reflecting the town's changing dynamics.
Britain struggles with empty supermarket shelves and gas pumps gone dry amid Brexit challenges.
The EU agrees to a voluntary 15% gas cut amid reduced supplies from Russia.
Europe faces heating challenges as Russia's gas supply remains uncertain this summer.
Freight train accidents in the United States are increasing, prompting concerns among industry professionals about safety and the need for urgent reform.
The Ever Given's blockage in the Suez Canal in March 2021 reveals megaships' challenges.
Catherine Körting's company Betterwood sources tropical timber from Peru, ensuring a deforestation-free supply chain while promoting sustainable practices.
Chicago's temp labor system reveals challenges faced by workers at Centerpoint Intermodal Hub.
Swiss trade with Russia continues despite sanctions against Russian coal exports.
Three young British farmers challenge the industrial food system with regenerative practices.
Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine disrupts global food supplies and threatens vulnerable populations.
Smartphones rely on elements from Australia, Chile, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A nationwide ketchup shortage this spring led to black market sales, with prices for packets reaching four dollars each.
COVID-19 disrupts global trade, impacting the garment industry and millions of workers in Asia.
In 2018, Germany's logistics sector managed over 3.5 billion shipments, reflecting the growing demand for efficient delivery services.
Wario, an 11-year-old Borana, undertakes a 200 km journey to learn salt trading.
NC Accessory in Shanghai China manufactures for Patagonia and faces labor and financial challenges.
Q.M. officers and personnel of the 35th Division are shown conducting supply activities and unloading clothing at Saint-Mihiel, France, in 1919.
If trucks stopped for one week, the country would face a crisis in three days, leading to empty store shelves and a chaotic supply chain.
Elvira Nabiullina urges Russia to rethink its economy as the west turns its back on energy.
Businesses face major disruptions at the UK-EU border due to Brexit-related issues.
Captain John Conrad discusses the Suez Canal blockage and the challenges of modern shipping.
Coca Cola's supply chain emissions exceed 90% of its total carbon emissions, prompting Rabobank's initiative.
Johnstons of Elgin has invested £35 million in new machinery over the past 20 years to maintain its cashmere production in Scotland amid global competition.
Illicit minerals in Eastern Congo fuel conflict and displace over half a million people.
Argentina's inflation hits 109%, impacting businesses and daily life in Buenos Aires.
Bangladesh's garment industry faces scrutiny after the Rana Plaza collapse and U.S. GSP removal.
Boeing halts 737 MAX production in January after grounding due to crashes last March.
Bosch opens a semiconductor plant in Dresden, investing 1 billion euros for automotive chips.
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