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One Restaurant’s Story Shows How Recession Spreads
The closure of Meiwah, a local favorite in the Maryland suburb of Chevy Chase, set off a supply-chain reaction that stretched far beyond the neighborhood. Multiplied by thousands, it helps show how a pandemic has triggered the worst recession for almost a century.
0422 One Restaurants Story
Developing Regional Micro-Fulfillment to Enable Brand Strategy
Micro-fulfillment is undoubtedly the hottest topic in 2020 for many retailers.
0421 Developing Regional Micro Fulfillment
The Global Airline Shutdown Has a Surprise Victim: Gold Miners
Producers typically rely on regular airline services to ferry mined metal from remote operations to specialist plants.
Source: Bloomberg
It's Crunch Time for World’s Supply Chains to Deliver Masks and Meat
COVID-19 is about to put the global trading system through its most dramatic stress-test since World War II, with supply lines for essential food and medical goods entering a critical phase as the pandemic peaks in the U.S. and Europe.
Labor shortages have stalled trucking across the U.S. Photo: Bloomberg.
The Art and Science of Distribution Site Selection
Choosing a distribution site should consist of these three phases.
Source: Bloomberg
Top Five Roadblocks to Canada-Bound Shipments
It's About 500 miles from New York City to Toronto, but it can take as long as two weeks to complete deliveries. In fact, for many U.S. businesses, deliveries to and across Canada take significantly longer than those in the states.
Top 5 Roadblocks to Canada-Bound Shipments
Global Food Exports Are Paralyzed by Problems at Ports
The port backups that have paralyzed food shipments around the world for weeks aren’t getting much better. In some places, they’re getting worse.
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Despite Testing Improvements, U.S. Labs Face Endless Logistical Failures
In the fight against COVID-19, U.S. hospitals, test manufacturers and labs have found themselves careening from one crisis to the next.
Photo: Bloomberg
Ship Crews Stuck in Lockdown Strain Global Supply Chains
Port restrictions and canceled flights are straining the ability to replace seafarers on board ships, further weakening global supply chains already snarled by the coronavirus pandemic.
0408 Ship Crewsin Lockdown
Watch: Why You Need Two-Day Shipping — and How to Do It
Dave Glick, chief technology officer of Flexe, explains the advantages of on-demand warehousing.
0407 Two Day Shipping
Food Supply Chain Slows Around the World on Trucking Bottlenecks
Truckers hauling food are facing delays across the globe in the latest disruption to supply chains snarled by the coronavirus pandemic.
Source: Bloomberg
How Supply Chains Jumped From Business School and Into Our Lives
The COVID-19 pandemic is playing out in ways that even the most rigorous corporate stress test would have likely missed in its scope and severity.
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