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Oct 17th, 2018

How to Ease the Pain of Physical Inventory Counts

How to Ease the Pain of Physical Inventory Counts

While physical inventory counts are a necessary evil, they don't need to be such a significant burden.

Companies Get Creative to Find Workers

Strategies implemented in other sectors could also work for manufacturing.

Carcinogens Found in Sunscreen, 'Elon' to Lead Mars & Explosion Rocks Plant | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 20

Also on the podcast, reshoring reaches record high, Stellantis faces fraud charges and Germany has an abandoned beer problem.

US Starts $3B Aviation Manufacturing Program for Compensation Costs

Coverage lasts for up to six months.

Ancient Law Could Force Companies to Pay Suez Canal Ship's Costs

You should be glad if your products weren't on this vessel.

The German Military’s Beer Logistics Battle

And you think you have a supply chain problem.

Half of PepsiCo’s Office Staff to Work From Home Permanently

Under PepsiCo's new 'Work that Works' program, there will be no default day-to-day workplace for employees in headquarters locations.

Recall Urged After Carcinogens Found in 40 Suncreens

A recent investigation has uncovered alarming ingredients in some of the most popular sunscreen brands.

Scientist From ‘50s Predicted An 'Elon' Would Lead Humans to Mars

All signs point to the prophesy to be true, depending how deeply you look at it.

Amazon Employee’s Husband Sentenced, Insider Trading Earned $1.4M

On one day, the family netted approximately $600K.

Mach-Es Prioritized Over Gas-Powered Mustangs

Ford has produced more electric Mustangs this year than traditional ones.

Stellantis Brands Charged with Fraud

Investigators are looking into potential manipulation of diesel emissions tests.