CHEP announced Thursday that it plans to use a new global-track-and-trace system to provide trading partners in its supply chain with real-time visibility to items shipped on the company's pallets and containers.
The new solution is being tested with several customers in the automotive and consumer package goods industries, including Procter & Gamble and Avon in Brazil.
CHEP launches global track-and-trace system - Orlando Business Journal:
The cosmetics company is closing all its stores and spas, and now we hear it's just paid Donald J. Trump $10 million for the pleasure of terminating the remaining years on their flagship lease.
Since Trump has already pocketed $25 million from Asprey for the privilege of vacating that giant corner store, it means the entire Fifth Avenue frontage from Tiffany's to 56th Street is available.
"I have the best block and am being besieged by offers," Trump said of the retail space, declining to discuss the Avon lease.
AVON PAYS OFF TRUMP By LOIS WEISS - New York Post Online Edition: Seven
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