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Summit calls for green supply chain lobby group: Top level supply chain professionals yesterday called for the development of a new body to collect and communicate critical information about greening the supply chain. The executives were debating green supply chain management strategies for the future at a Supply Chain Summit held as part of the 11th annual QLD Supply Chain and Logistics Conference in Brisbane. Participants included leading professionals from every segment of the supply chain from government, to suppliers and transport and logistics companies. According to facilitator, industry veteran David Doherty, the Summit is intended to create an action agenda for better relationships between industry sectors and between industry and government.
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Whatever you call our wonderful industry & whatever combination of benefit we provide, the Supply Chain Network (SCNET) is a 1-stop-shop Australian industry portal designed to save you & your staff time online when searching for 'all things T&L'. By the Transport & Logistics (or Supply Chain and Distribution by another name) industry's own admission, there are communications and cultural reasons for why we don't better access a world of online information that could make our daily operational decisions a lot easier. Please let us know how to make this portal more effective and we hope it saves you time today!
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Japan Airlines to lay off 16,200: In a last-ditch effort to save the financially stricken airline, Japan Airlines (JAL) management has announced a restructuring plan that will cut 16,200 jobs, more than 40 routes and over 100 aircraft.
Port Botany reforms will go on without minister:
Sydney Ports Corporation CEO Grant Gilfillan has sought to reassure stakeholders that the Port Botany Logistics Improvement Strategy (PBLIS) process will continue unaffected, regardless of the resignation of Ports Minister Paul MacLeay.
Gold Coast opens its doors to global trade: The immediate opportunities and future potential of Gold Coast Airport as a fully international customs port, are being overlooked by local importers and exporters.
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