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The Federal Maritime Commission’s Supply Chain Innovation Team Initiative, led by Commissioner Rebecca Dye, was launched today at its headquarters in Washington, DC. Over the next two days, industry leaders from 34 companies will be working in teams to develop process innovations that will improve the reliability, resilience and competitiveness of America’s global supply chain.
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