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From Globalization to Glocalization
This article discusses the shift from hyper-globalization to regionalization or "glocalization" in global trade. It explores the reasons behind this trend, including geopolitical factors and supply chain resilience, while emphasizing that globalization is evolving rather than ending completely.

Moving Ahead with Net Zero Goals and Climate Adaptation
This article discusses the outcomes of COP28 and the challenges of implementing climate change mitigation strategies. It explores the high costs of fighting climate change, the necessity of adaptation, and the business case for investing in climate resilience and net-zero initiatives.

National Ag Day 2024
This article discusses National Ag Day, highlighting the importance of agriculture in the economy and daily life. It emphasizes the challenges faced by the sector, including climate change, and encourages public engagement and appreciation for agricultural professionals.

Shrinkflation Risks Consumer Blowback
The article discusses "shrinkflation," where product sizes decrease while prices remain the same. It explores consumer awareness, reasons companies use this tactic, and potential backlash. The piece also notes that shrinkflation may be less prevalent now than in previous years.

High Seas Troubles Affect Global Supply Chains, Part One: Security Risks
In this article, we discuss maritime security threats, including piracy, territorial disputes, and terrorist attacks. The author argues for international cooperation and investment in naval forces to combat these threats. They also discuss how companies can use technology to make their supply chains more resilient.

Is Vertical Farming Falling Flat?
The article discusses indoor and urban agriculture, highlighting its potential benefits like space utilization and resource efficiency. However, it also notes challenges, including high energy costs and profitability issues. Despite recent setbacks, some believe the industry still has growth potential amid climate change concerns.