Resilinc
JANUARY 10, 2022
How much will La Niña increase precipitation in Asia? But growing conditions took “a dramatic turn” in December, with dryness attributed to La Niña setting in across southern Brazil and Argentina, according to Reuters market analyst Karen Braun. Food supply chains may be as unsteady as the wobbling Jenga blocks that Ghandi described.
Enterra Insights
AUGUST 8, 2023
They are very important regions in the world because they greatly contribute to the global food supply.”[2] ”[2] According to McKinsey & Company analysts, there are six recognized world breadbaskets: Brazil/Argentina, United States/Canada, Northwestern Europe, Northern India, China/Southeast Asia, and Russia/Ukraine.[3]
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Resilinc
JULY 25, 2023
As an accomplished Chief Procurement and Supply Chain Officer, Johnson has served on multiple board committees, including the National Minority Development Council, the International Trade Centre (a joint agency between the World Trade Organization and the United Nations), and the Institute for Supply Management.
MIT Supply Chain
JUNE 3, 2021
As companies look to restructure their global supply chains in response to the Covid-19 pandemic and other disruptive forces, the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region has an opportunity to become the next manufacturing and logistics hub. The region could capitalize on the nearshoring trend given its nearness to US markets.
Elementum
SEPTEMBER 23, 2015
Here’s what can we learn from the most extreme to date, which impacted supply chains from 1997 to 1998. A strong El Niño can cause drought in Australia, Southeast Asia, and South America—while inundating North America with rain. Factories in Southeast Asia were forced to stop production during extreme droughts.
Elementum
OCTOBER 15, 2015
Deemed “too big to fail” by NASA , the weather event will impact supply chains at every stage. As the event starts to take effect, here are ten things you should know about how different weather systems will impact your supply chain. Typhoons can disrupt air and ship travel in Southeast Asia.
Supply Chain View from the Field
SEPTEMBER 6, 2014
example is the default of Argentina and the associated immediate spread widening on debt of other South American countries (most notably Brazil), as well in the business context of buyer and supplier firms. This updating leads to “contagious” jumps in credit spreads of business partners, and can rapidly spread.An
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