Supply chain news, week of September 7, 2026

Machine summary A Boeing 767-300 cargo plane landing at Miami International Airport on Sunday overran the runway and struck multiple vehicles, killing at least five people and injuring five more, according to BBC reporting cited by The Loadstar. The Amazon Prime Air flight had arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico, and the FAA and NTSB are investigating the accident, gurufocus.com reported.

1. Officials said three of the injured people are in a critical condition, BBC reported.
2. gurufocus.com reported that the FAA and NTSB are investigating the accident.

Reported by GuruFocus and The Loadstar.

• Amazon
• Boeing
• BBC
• NTSB
• The Loadstar
• GuruFocus

Machine summary Global logistics firm Maersk said it would fit a rotor sail on a cargo ship in 2027, according to NPR reports.

1. The sail is called a rotor sail and is described as like a giant steel column.
2. Anemoi CEO Clare Urmston said the column uses an electric motor to spin and that the thrust can increase vessel speed or reduce main engine consumption.

Reported by capeandislands.org and ksut.org.

• Anemoi

Machine summary A Class I recall of 1,513 pounds of imported dry-cured pork jowl has triggered traceback across two importers and nine U.S. states. The discovery was made during routine FSIS import reinspection.

1. Approximately 1,513 pounds of imported ready-to-eat dry-cured pork jowl (guanciale) were recalled due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
2. Produced in Italy on May 21, 2026 at Bome SRL (establishment IT 1937 L CE), the product was imported to the U.S. in July 2026, with lot 263311US and best-if-used-by date May 16, 2027.
3. FSIS classified the recall as Class I, meaning consumption has a reasonable probability of causing serious health consequences or death.
4. The contamination was identified through routine FSIS import reinspection testing; as of September 8, 2026, no confirmed illnesses had been reported.
5. Listeriosis poses a particularly serious danger to newborns, older adults, pregnant women, and people whose immune systems are weakened.

Reported by iHeartRadio.

• USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)
• Bome SRL
• Listeria monocytogenes
• Imported Pork Jowl (Guanciale)

Reports ran between 03:00 and 05:00 UTC on Sep 9.

The outlets that reported this event are listed with links to their reports; no summary of ours passed our automated checks for it, which says nothing about the event (how they work).

Reported by newcastleherald.com.au and portstephensexaminer.com.au.

• M1 Pacific Motorway

Machine summary Tamil Nadu Industries Minister Keerthana presented the state's manufacturing base, workforce, infrastructure and technology to a Kazakh delegation led by Vice-Minister of Trade and Integration Aidar Abildabekov, according to reports.

1. Ambassador of India to Kazakhstan Y.K. Sailas Thangal also addressed the forum, according to the reports.

Reported by The Hindu - Business Line and news.webindia123.com.

Machine summary According to a study issued this week by Cochilco, the state copper commission, Chile accounted for roughly 23% of copper concentrate output worldwide in 2025, while 4.2% of smelted copper production globally was its share.

1. Chile produced about 23% of global copper concentrate in 2025, according to the Cochilco study.
2. Chile's share of worldwide smelted copper production was 4.2%, down from more than 13% in 1990, according to the study.
3. Chile has Latin America's largest smelting capacity, estimated at 5.44 million tonnes of concentrate treatment annually, with plants operating at about 60% of nominal capacity, according to the study.
4. About two-thirds of Chile's concentrate exports go to China, according to the study.
5. Cochilco said that declining ore grades, delays to projects and disruptions to operations have limited concentrate supply, whereas copper demand has climbed alongside the energy transition, and added competition for raw material has come from new smelters.

Reported by Mining and The Northern Miner.

• China
• Chile
• Cochilco
• copper concentrate

Reports ran between 03:45 and 04:45 UTC on Sep 10.

The outlets that reported this event are listed with links to their reports; no summary of ours passed our automated checks for it, which says nothing about the event (how they work).

Reported by israelherald.com (Big News Network), coloradostar.com (Big News Network), orlandoecho.com (Big News Network) and calcuttanews.net (Big News Network).

• India
• Piyush Goyal
• BRICS

Machine summary President Trump threatened to ban Bombardier jet sales in the U.S. Wichita is Bombardier's U.S. headquarters and home to 1,500 of its 3,500 U.S. employees.

1. Bombardier employs about 3,500 people across the United States, with 1,500 of those jobs located in Wichita, Kansas.
2. Wichita is the U.S. headquarters for Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier.
3. Wichita Mayor Lily Wu, a libertarian, said Bombardier has been a good partner to local employees and families and that the city will advocate for those jobs.
4. Trump has stated as his argument that Canada and numerous companies based there take advantage of the U.S. market, resulting in U.S. companies losing out.
5. Bombardier, Boeing, and Textron are cited by Mayor Wu as key employers in Wichita's advanced manufacturing workforce.

Reported by wkyufm.org, ypradio.org, wknofm.org, kasu.org and redriverradio.org.

• Boeing
• Bombardier
• Textron
• Wichita

Machine summary Cameco's Blind River refining operation is the world's largest commercial uranium refinery and is licensed to operate until 2032, according to a report. The report states the facility can produce up to 24 million kgU of nuclear power fuel and that Cameco owns half of Westinghouse.

1. According to the report, Cameco's Blind River facility is the world's largest commercial uranium refinery.
2. The report states Blind River is licensed to operate until 2032.
3. The report states the facility can produce up to 24 million kgU of nuclear power fuel.
4. The report states Cameco owns half of Westinghouse.
5. The report states there are 417 operating reactors worldwide and 77 nuclear reactors under construction.

Reported by aol.com and fool.com.

• Cameco Corp.
• Blind River refinery

Reported by Winnipeg Free Press and goskagit.com.

• India
• BRICS