Madison International Trade Association: Oct. 12 meeting — Supply Chain Management Success: Strategies for Managing Risk
When: Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Registration: 11:30
Lunch: 12:00
Program: 12:30-2:00pm
Location: Madison, Marriott West
Companies can enjoy a number of benefits by sourcing components or materials globally. Global sourcing can help lower costs, provide access to a larger pool of resources, and generate faster turnaround times. But the risks of a global supply chain are real and managers must understand these risks as...
Badger Army Ammunition Plant: Will continue monitoring and cleanup efforts
Contact:
Joan Kenney
Commander’s Representative
Badger Army Ammunition Plant
(608) 644-0073
(BARABOO, Wis.)—The U.S. Army and its subcontractors today reaffirmed their commitment to providing clean drinking water to residents around the Badger Army Ammunition Plant (BAAP) and that they will continue their groundwater monitoring and cleanup efforts while a proposed public water system is being studied and after it is constructed.
In...
Main Street Ingredients: To market innovative sodium reduction ingredient, Soda-Lo
Media Contact: Corrie Ziehm, Marketing & Communications, (608) 781-2345, corrie.z@mainstreetingredients.com
La Crosse, WI – Main Street Ingredients continues its commitment to sodium reduction by introducing North American food manufacturers to Soda-Lo, an innovative sodium reduction solution. Engineered by Nottingham-based Eminate, Soda-Lo’s microscopic (5-10 microns) salt crystals deliver an intense hit on taste buds, which enables food formulators to cut sodium...
Repairers of the Breach: Medical clinic opens Oct. 5 for Milwaukee’s homeless
Political officials, including Alderman Robert Bauman, County Supervisor Elizabeth Coggs and leaders from Milwaukee’s business and medical community will join October 5 for the official opening of a new free health and medical clinic in Milwaukee to serve the homeless and residents of the Central City. The new medical clinic at 1335 W. Vliet St. will...
WisDOT: Local governments receive share of fuel tax, registration fees
For more information, contact:
Lori Richter, WisDOT Bureau of Transit, Local Roads, Railroads and Harbors
(608) 266-0254, lori.richter@dot.wisconsin.gov
Governor Jim Doyle has announced that checks totaling $108.3 million for General Transportation Aids, Connecting Highway Aids, and Expressway Policing Aids have been conveyed to Wisconsin units of local government.
The October payments from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) include $105,078,672 in General Transportation...
