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nemo™ 🇺🇦

🚀 Vietnam: The Unexpected Winner in Trump's Trade War 🇻🇳💼

Trump's tariffs reshaped global supply chains, boosting Vietnam's economy 🌍. Manufacturing giants like Apple & Foxconn moved production here, fueling explosive export growth 📈. Vietnam now thrives as the US's largest export market 🇺🇸, but risks loom with overdependence on US trade 🤔.

#VietnamEconomy #TradeWar #TrumpImpact #GlobalSupplyChain #ManufacturingShift

👉 Learn more: reuters.com/world/trump-organi

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RoundSparrow 🐦

#GlobalSupplyChain metaphors #FWakeMetaphores #FWakeMeta

Global Supply Chain of Compassion for the USA leads to Rome, Italy - the Roman Empire - and then the Levant. The problem the world is facing is described in Levant Bible verse "1 John 4:20" - what is fiction and what is non-fiction. "1 John 4:20" have you ever SEEN Good or SEEN Jesus? And if you hate any living person you can see (some travel may be required to "see" them), then it is lies.

"1 John 4:20" problem. Hate is the problem.

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Hari Tulsidas

Ukraine is emerging as a key player in the global supply chains for critical raw materials. The country boasts rich deposits of essential minerals such as lithium, titanium, and rare earth elements, vital for various high-tech and green energy applications. As the demand for these materials grows, Ukraine’s resources could play a crucial role in meeting global needs.

#CriticalMaterials #Ukraine #GlobalSupplyChain #Sustainability #TechInnovation

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UserComp.com

usercomp.com/news/1095475/chin #rareearthelements #China #industry #globalsupplychain #technology
China has long been the world's leading producer of rare earth elements, accounting for over 90% of global production. However, in 2022, its market share dropped to 70%, due to increased production in countries like Australia, Vietnam, and Myanmar. These elements have unique properties and are valuable in various industries, including electronics

usercomp.comChina's Dominance in Rare Earth Industries Faces ChallengesChina has long been the world's leading producer of rare earth elements, accounting for over 90% of global production. However, in 2022, its market share dropped to 70%, due to increased production in countries like Australia, Vietnam, and Myanmar. These elements have unique properties and are valuable in various industries, including electronics and renewable energy. China controls 90% of the global processing industry for rare earth elements, and recent restrictions on technology exports may further strengthen its position. However, countries like the US, Europe, Japan, and Australia are looking for ways to reduce their dependence on China for these critical materials, either by finding alternatives or forging alliances to compete with China's dominance.
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Solarpunk Presents Podcast

Episode 3.4 is live! "The Radical Democratizing Power of a Better Way to Make Things, With Sarah Hutton"

Have the inhumanity and environmental destructiveness of global supply chains got you down? What about the rapaciousness of multinational corporations who have twisted globalization into a nightmare for so many people on Earth? Here’s one thing you can do about it: you can support the growing movement known as distributed production. In Episode 3 of Season 4, researcher Sarah Hutton of the Internet of Production Alliance explains what distributed production is, why it’s all about people power, and exactly why it is a completely radical and powerfully democratizing activity that is also better for local jobs, local communities, and the environment. Listen here!

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Solarpunk PresentsThe Radical Democratizing Power of a Better Way to Make Things, With Sarah Hutton — Solarpunk PresentsIn ep 3. 4 of Solarpunk Presents Podcast, researcher Sarah Hutton of the Internet of Production Alliance explains what distributed production is, why it’s all about people power, and exactly why it is a completely radical and powerfully democratizing activity that is also better for local jobs, loca
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