Experts Report on Global Supply Chain Strategies in Key Regions of the World

A series of reports and perspectives that shine a light on the most important parts of the world — and what it takes to keep product flowing between nations through a global pandemic.

All Logistics

In Trans-Pacific Trade, Does the U.S. Exporter Stand a Chance?

Prior to 2020, American exporters benefited from unreasonably low ocean rates on trans-Pacific westbound lanes.

May 5, 2021

All Logistics

In Southeast Asia, Packaging Rules Make Covid Testing Thorny

Differences in infectious substance classifications, packaging requirements and other shipping regulations between countries create significant supply-chain challenges — particularly when it comes to sourcing approved packaging for shipping COVID-19 samples in Southeast Asia.

May 5, 2021

Chemicals & Energy

Nigeria’s Erratic Power Supply Dims Its E-Commerce Potential

As one of the world’s largest emerging markets, Nigeria stands at a crossroad. Its rapidly expanding economy and growing disposable income will propel its e-commerce market to reach $75 billion per year by 2025. A large unbanked population and erratic power supply, however, threaten to limit growth.

May 5, 2021

Global Trade Management

How the U.K.-EU Trade Deal Impacts Supply Chains

For the most part, the trade agreement maintains continuity of supply and prevents greater challenges that industries might have faced without it.

May 5, 2021

Last Mile Delivery

Parcel Lockers Ease Europe’s Last-Mile Challenges

Like logistics providers everywhere, European carriers are facing capacity challenges, delivery delays and rising costs to deliver parcels.

May 5, 2021

SC Security & Risk Mgmt

For Supply-Chain Resiliency, the Middle East Scores Last

Companies domiciled in the Middle East score low in agility and resiliency compared to other major regions of the globe.

May 5, 2021

Last Mile Delivery

The Reality of Last-Mile Challenges in the Pandemic

Skyrocketing last-mile delivery volumes, rising costs, and the drive to return to the service levels consumers expect are forcing North American carriers and retailers alike to assess how technology can make last-mile operations more agile and effective.

May 5, 2021

All Logistics

New Perspectives for Inbound Logistics During U.S. Produce Season

The United States is facing considerable logistics challenges in the temperature-controlled trucking industry.

May 5, 2021

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Experts Report on Global Supply Chain Strategies in Key Regions of the World

In Trans-Pacific Trade, Does the U.S. Exporter Stand a Chance?

In Southeast Asia, Packaging Rules Make Covid Testing Thorny

Nigeria’s Erratic Power Supply Dims Its E-Commerce Potential

How the U.K.-EU Trade Deal Impacts Supply Chains

Parcel Lockers Ease Europe’s Last-Mile Challenges

For Supply-Chain Resiliency, the Middle East Scores Last

The Reality of Last-Mile Challenges in the Pandemic

New Perspectives for Inbound Logistics During U.S. Produce Season

100 Great Supply Chain Partners 2026: The Secret to Supply Chain Success

SupplyChainBrain 2026 ESG Guide: ESG — The Supply Chain’s Biggest Secret

2026 Resource Guide -- Girding for the Future: It's a Job for Humans

Supply Chain Innovation Award NOV 2025

100 Great Supply Chain Partners 2025: Who — or What — Is a ‘Partner’?

SupplyChainBrain 2025 ESG Guide: Is ESG Still Relevant?

2025 Resource Guide -- The Uncertainty Principle

Supply Chain Innovation Award 2024

100 Great Supply Chain Partners 2024: We're All in This Together

2024 Supply Chain ESG Guide

2024 Supply Chain Management Resource Guide: There's Only One Way Off a Burning Platform

2023 Supply Chain Innovation Award