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The supply chain skills gap AI left behind
This article was originally published on the news page of MIT's Center for Transportation and Logistics (CTL) and is being shared here for industry professionals with an interest in managing supply chains and the effects of new technologies on the manufacturing workforce. More resources listed below.
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Engage, Educate, and Empower During June Safety Month
The National Safety Council's National Safety Month in June serves as an annual reminder that safety is not a task to complete, but a culture to cultivate. With OSHA reporting 391 manufacturing fatalities in 2023—in sectors that include pulp and paper—June Safety Month invites sites and contractors to reassess their processes, elevate training, and leverage tools that enhance year-round performance. It is also a time to evaluate gaps, reinforce best practices, and re-commit to the shared responsibility of ensuring every worker goes home safely.
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From AI-Driven Shopping to Real-World Delivery: Mondi Research Shows Packaging Drives Customer Loyalty in a Digital World
The following article was originally distributed as a press release from Mondi, a global leader in sustainable packaging and paper. It is being shared here with Ahead of the Curve readers with an interest in sustainable packaging and paper.
FlexPack Weekly Wrap-Up
FlexPack Weekly Wrap-Up A free e-mail resource providing members and non-members with comprehensive weekly news briefings of the week’s top stories. Each edition of the FlexPack Weekly Wrap-Up
65 North American Companies Remove Go Paperless - Go Green Claims
Say no to greenwashing! Companies’ claims to ‘go green’ by only allowing e-receipts and paperless billing are deceptive and wrong. As we all know, it seems to be a way for companies to save money.
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Lost and found. Lost and found. The words ‘coming soon’ can be your worst nightmare. These words tell you nothing and leave you wondering how soon ‘soon’ is. I am sending my deepest apologies for