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Lion, Unicharm, 8 other daily goods companies form alliance in Japan

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The Japanese government in April will begin enforcing an annual cap of 960 overtime hours for truck drivers. The regulation will likely force logistics companies to increase the number of drivers to carry the same amount of freight. 35% of the nation's cargo could face not being picked up due to a lack of drivers by 2030.
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Lion, Unicharm, 8 other daily goods companies form alliance in Japan

TOKYO -- Lion, Unicharm and eight other of the largest makers and wholesalers of daily goods in Japan will join hands in a grand logistics alliance de

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Nikkei broke the news in Japan on Wednesday, July 19, 2023.
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