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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 119
Diversifying Beyond China: An Imperative for Global Supply Chain Resilience
With supply chains facing increasing complexities and risks, a “China Plus One” sourcing strategy has emerged as crucial for businesses operating on a worldwide scale.
Trade Strains Boost Cargo Rates at Pace Recalling Covid ‘Chaos’
Some of the catalysts for the monthlong advance in seaborne freight rates stem more from worry than optimism.
Child Labor Used to Pick Flowers for Famous Perfume Brands
Filming secretly at night in Egypt, BBC journalists found at least four different locations where jasmine was being picked by children younger than 15 years old.
Chinese EV Companies Look to Sidestep New U.S. Import Levies
Between April and May, Container xChange customers in China are also reporting an 88% increase in average container prices.
China Hints at 25% Car Tariff as Deadline for EU Probe Looms
The EU must inform Chinese exporters whether it intends to impose tariffs by early June, and they could go into effect a month later.
Report: As E-Commerce Surges, Merchants Need to Fortify Supply Chains
Over the last year, 73% or merchants saw impacts to their businesses from international shipping problems such as delays, damaged products or theft.
How to Expand Margin and Reduce Supply Chain Cost with Digital Manufacturing
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Supply chain leaders are under more pressure than ever to lower costs, expand margins, and balance growth and profitability — all while facing skilled labor shortages and rising materials and logistics costs.
Container Service at Port of Portland Saved Following Threat of Shutdown
Ending container service at the Port of Portland would have made Oregon the only coastal state in the U.S. without a container terminal.
Nearshoring on the Rise: Navigating the Shift in EU Sourcing Trends
A shift to shorter supply chains not only helps manage the unpredictability of costs, but also strengthens supply chain resilience by reducing dependency on distant suppliers.
Post-Brexit Border Controls Could Cost U.K. Nearly $6B
That figure would cover the cost of 13 border-related programs to deal with physical checks on plant and animal imports and safety and security declarations.
Red Sea Disruption Is Splitting Global LNG Trade in Regions
The Red Sea and Suez Canal previously accounted for about a tenth of global seaborne trade, and provided Qatar with the shortest route to Europe.
Red Sea Crisis Could Bring Early Start to Peak Shipping Season
According to data from the National Retail Federation, monthly U.S. ocean imports are expected to crest the two million TEU mark by the end of May.
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