Supply Chain News

What happens when a number suddenly turns into a barrier? For international shoppers and global shippers, that number is now $800.   A recent change in U.S. customs policy is shaking …

Recent headlines reported that Donald Trump wants to “take back” the Panama Canal. But while attention is drawn to ownership and control, the real problem is overseen. Overall, it is …

The word “disruption” has become an ever-present theme in the world of logistics. Supply chains have long been exposed to geopolitical shifts, regulatory changes, and unexpected roadblocks. But what happens …

Tomorrow marks the 2024 U.S. presidential election, a pivotal event with significant implications for supply chains. Supply chain leaders are closely monitoring the outcome, understanding that the election results could …

In the Sahel region of Africa, political instability and corruption has run rife since decolonisation from European nations. Arbitrary borders were drawn without the consideration of who they will affect. …

Apple’s new Vision Pro AR glasses aim to revolutionize access to technology by seamlessly blending the digital and real world. Supply chain professionals have also been exploring the potential of …

The port authority of Oakland recently reduced the free wait time for shipping containers from seven to four days. The reason? – Port Congestion. Port congestion is a major problem …

The continuing effects of the global coronavirus pandemic are being felt in unexpected ways. Across the United States right now, desperate parents are coping with a nationwide baby formula shortage. …

Russia’s invasion of neighboring country Ukraine has prompted global leaders across the world to respond with economic sanctions, as well as pledging support for Ukraine in various ways. This comes …

All Things Supply Chain has been nominated for the 2021 Supply Chain Brief MVP Awards, where we have qualified as finalists in two different categories! Supply Chain Brief brings together …