Frequently orders for stock items whose supply is exhausted are received.
Enable Fishcoin network benefits for fishers whose supply chains do not yet demand traceability data.
The offset, like Equiclimate's, was based on "retiring" EU carbon permits whose supply easily exceeds demand.
With a national cryptocurrency, whose supply is controlled by the central bank, rates can be negative.
Ultimately, the most significant materials whose supply chains could become limited are lithium and cobalt, she says.
Presently, modern pharmaceuticals, are almost exclusively derived from the arduous refining of petroleum whose supply is inherently unsustainable.
Grain loans were also common from officials such as Aradmu to those whose supply couldn't get them through to another harvest.
Should FieldFresh continue to focus on baby corn, whose supply chain-market linkages it had perfected, or should the company expand the range of products it would supply?
That would hurt individual consumers and the many businesses in whose supply chains couriers have become essential.Others, however, have sympathy for India Post's plight.
(In a battle for Nasiriya with the Ottomans in 1915, the overconfident British, whose supply lines were also stretched thin, lost 500 men).
By excluding sensitive sectors or imposing onerous rules of origin, it complicates life for multinational companies whose supply chains cross multiple borders.And even global agreements have their limitations.
