AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRed Sea Energy Shock: Saudi Arabia and Egypt coordinated on Red Sea security after Houthi attacks and a strike that shut the East-West oil pipeline, underscoring how chokepoints are tightening global fuel supply and pushing prices higher. Transit Payments Upgrade: Montreal’s ARTM rolled out virtual OPUS cards for Android users via the Chrono app, part of a $146M modernization push to move transit away from physical cards. Road & Rail Works: Malaysia’s MRT Corp will periodically close lanes on Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway for 45 days starting tomorrow to support LRT Mutiara Line utility relocation and widening. Trade Liberalization: The European Parliament approved two-year duty-free trade measures for Armenian-made products, targeting about 80% of Armenian exports to the EU. Logistics & Compliance: Selangor JPJ detained an alleged commercial driver without valid work documents and issued summonses during a targeted enforcement operation on major expressways. Supply Chain Risk Watch: New research at IMTS 2026 found manufacturers are still highly worried about disruption, with tariffs and transport/logistics topping the risk list. Cold-Chain Expansion: BacScience selected Rapid Fulfillment for temperature-aware peptide logistics and Rapid Phone Center for peptide support and back-office services.
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