The global supply chains assembled and organised to optimise profit and speed for over two decades were flipped upside-down by the Covid-19 pandemic and are now a thing of the past, according to a ...

Fixing the broken supply chain will take time and patience, substantial amounts of money, imagination by key leaders in the transportation and logistics industry, and significant policy changes.

For one, gift-givers may have less opportunity to purchase popular items manufactured overseas given supply chain issues. And secondly, consumers and small businesses alike are still challenged ...

One significant clue to the supply chain conundrum lies in testimony at a USTR hearing at the International Trade Commission for President Trump’s Section 301 tariffs on China.

Every item counts: The role of item-level visibility in a modern supply chain As uncertainty becomes the norm, companies are turning to item-level visibility to gain real-time insights, minimize risk, ...

The widespread disruptions that have occurred during the pandemic have sparked calls for companies to reduce, if not eliminate, their dependence on suppliers in China and India. That is a ...

Meanwhile other items, from toilet roll to home office equipment, became highly sought-after. All of this led to an across-the-board mis-match in supply and demand. Chain reaction ...

Most retailers used to focus on selling, and left processing, manufacturing, and shipping to specialized companies. The ...

Supply chains that underpin the economy are facing ongoing stress from geopolitical tension, labor disruption and natural disasters. Some companies say they’re gaining an edge in their markets ...

Supply chain problems have hit all sides of the defense industry in unexpected ways — and small businesses with narrower profit margins are particularly worried about how they can weather this ...