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• Johnson & Johnson Commits $4B to New U.S. Drug Manufacturing Under Federal Pricing Agreement

  15-01-2026 18:36 via logisticsviewpoints.com
  Johnson & Johnson will invest US$4 billion in new pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities in the United States, linking expanded domestic production to a pricing and trade agreement with the Donald Trump administration.
  The plan includes a cell therapy manufacturing facility in Pennsylvania and a drug product manufacturing facility in North Carolina. These projects fall within Johnson & Johnson’s previously announced US$55 billion U.S. manufacturing, R&D, and technology investm
  
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• Everstream Analytics Publishes 2026 Risk Report 

  15-01-2026 17:50 via logisticsviewpoints.com
  Before exploring the insights of the 2026 Everstream Analytics Risk report, we should first assess the accuracy of last year’s forecasts. The Logistics Viewpoints analyst team previously examined the 2025 report, and analyst Steve Banker shared his analysis, which is available here.
  Top 5 Predicted Risks Impacting Global Supply Chains: 
  5: Crackdown on Forced Labor4: Rare Metals and Minerals on Lockdown3: More Back Doors for Cybercrime2: Geopolitical Instability with Increased Tariff
  
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• The Logistics Viewpoints Articles That Defined 2025

  15-01-2026 15:27 via logisticsviewpoints.com
  Every year, a small number of articles break through the daily noise and become reference points. They get shared internally, forwarded to leadership teams, cited in meetings, and bookmarked for later. In 2025, the most-read pieces on Logistics Viewpoints shared a common trait: they focused less on technology as novelty and more on how large, complex organizations are actually reshaping supply chain decision-making under pressure.
  What follows is a look at the most-read articles of the year, and
  
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• Digital Mapping: From Blueprint to Operational Advantage

  15-01-2026 10:50 via logisticsviewpoints.com
  By Ben Smeland, Senior Software Engineer, Lucas Systems
  When I begin engineering discussions with warehouse teams, I usually ask for a map of their facility. Almost every time, I’m handed a CAD drawing. It’s digital. It’s detailed. And for operational analysis, it’s usually the wrong tool.
  CAD drawings are designed to show how a building is constructed, not how work gets done inside it. They’re great for architects and facility planners, but they fall short when the
  
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• Low-Speed Electric Vehicle Market Poised for Significant Growth

  15-01-2026 08:41 via industrytoday.co.uk
  The low speed electric vehicles market has undergone a noteworthy shift as sales of fully electric vehicles have witnessed an upward trend. As consumers prefer environment-friendly alternatives and turn away from diesel-powered cars is anticipated to drive the evolution of the low speed electric vehicle market over the forecast period.
  
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