27
Jan
Why do freight forwarders believe disruptions will last five years?
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Eight in 10 (78%) freight forwarders expect geopolitical tensions and inflation to last for five years, according to a survey.
11
Jan
Why anger is growing over ‘unfair’ charges for late container returns
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An inquiry into the efficiency of Australia’s maritime supply chains has heard accusations that shipping companies are profiteering by charging customers “unfair” fees for delayed returns of containers.
30
Dec
Why the pandemic increased global supply chains’ dependency on Asia
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The pandemic led to much talk of reshoring supply chains but global flows of trade actually increased during 2020 and 2021, with Asia-Pacific dominating mineral exports, according to a report .
9
Dec
MSC Air Cargo takes flight
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MSC’s air operator Atlas Air welcomed the new freighter in late November, operating its first commercial flight to Liege on Dec. 3.
30
Nov
Why ’emergency’ chip sourcing has become the norm at Toyota
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A lingering semiconductor shortage has left Toyota relying on “emergency” supply chain measures as second quarter profits fall by 25% more than expected to $3.79bn.
10
Nov
The A to Z of sustainable procurement
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Responsible procurement is the future of the profession – and also its biggest challenge. Here, Supply Management has gathered tools, tips and insight from experts to help leaders turn sustainable strategies into results.
25
Oct
Singapore’s plan to be part of supply chains in a ‘world of flux’
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Singapore should leverage the power of data and digitalisation and avoid taking sides in global conflicts to ensure it plays a central role in future supply chains, a government minister has said.
3
Oct
‘Don’t be too patient with us,’ says HP supply chain chief
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Technology company HP has announced it is moving away from its lean supply chain model as it seeks future resiliency with partners, according to supply chain chief Ernest Nicholas.
21
Sep
Pakistan’s floods hit global supply chains
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Severe floods that have left a third of Pakistan under water have also destroyed major exports crops – from cotton to wheat – and put the country’s food and trade security at risk.
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.