Walmart, tariffs, and China: a cautionary tale
The Chinese ministry of commerce has held talks with Walmart, after the US retailer said ...
SUPPLY CHAIN DIVE reports…
Dive Brief:
– The Federal Trade Commission will order nine major retailers, wholesalers and CPGs to hand over data on supply chain challenges to “shed light on the causes behind ongoing supply chain disruptions,” the agency said Monday.
– The nine companies are Amazon, Associated Wholesale Grocers, C&S Wholesale Grocers, Kraft Heinz, Kroger, McLane, Procter & Gamble, Tyson Foods and Walmart. The firms have 45 days to respond to the FTC’s order. The FTC did not respond when asked why ...
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