14
Sep
Nine in 10 firms say supply chains won’t return to pre-crisis state
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Nine in 10 (87%) retailers believe supply chains will not return to how they were before the crisis, a survey has revealed.
4
Sep
Germany to prioritise coal and oil freight amid energy crisis
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The German government has approved legislation that will require train operators to prioritise carrying mineral-oil products and hard coal destined for power generators over other freight and passengers.
31
Aug
How did Tesla increase production in the face of ‘supply chain hell’?
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Tesla has overcome “supply chain hell” to report strong production figures through measures including greater efficiency and improved factory processes.
19
Aug
Why the push for net zero will strengthen Asian economies
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Asia is likely to grow rather than shrink in importance for international businesses despite the pandemic leading to talk of reshoring supply chains, according to McKinsey.
3
Aug
How to build a supply chain during a global crisis
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An international health emergency meant relentlessly navigating logistical pressures to deliver essential vaccines to the world’s most remote locations
30
Jul
12
Jul
The dual strategy supply chain execs are using to counter disruption
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Supply chain executives are using automation and increased coordination to overcome disruption.
29
Jun
Truckers’ strike hits cement, steel and beverage shipments
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South Korean truckers have gone on strike over high fuel prices and plans to end temporary measures put in place by the government to guarantee minimum wages and ensure safe driving.
20
Jun
Shanghai container throughput ‘nearly back to normal’
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Shanghai port is operating at 95.3% of normal capacity, easing fears of supply chain disruption as the city finally begins to lift its two-month lockdown
16
Jun
Why up to eight in 10 supply chain workers plan to quit
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Supply chain companies are failing to retain vital workers due to a lack of career opportunities, low pay and a lack of benefits.