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What food and beverage companies need to know about tariffs: Lessons from Canada

Kinaxis

What food and beverage companies need to know about tariffs: Lessons from Canada sharkins Fri, 05/16/2025 - 09:53 Tariffs have been a constant threat since the beginning of 2025, but one sector has felt the impact more immediately than most: consumer packaged goods. As tariffs expand, be prepared to mirror these strategies in other regions.

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AI-Tuned Pricing and Inventory Strategies are the Way Forward for Retailers

Supply Chain Brain

Now, retailers can simulate “what-if” scenarios that reveal how different hypothetical tariff-driven cost increases could impact shoppers’ willingness to purchase upcoming SKUs at various price points, and which products’ margins will suffer most as costs fluctuate. He adds that it’s no wonder that only 15% of U.K.

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AI-Powered Supply Chains: Building Resilience in a Complicated World

Supply Chain Brain

The large language models that make up search engines will no longer need keyword searches, instead delivering well-articulated answers by using the semantic context of a query. For example, a dispatcher is responsible for purchasing components for pre-production and stocking of two new products.

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Selling Into the EU? Time to Start Preparing for the Digital Product Passport

Supply Chain Brain

Bowman, SupplyChainBrain The European Union is on the verge of rolling out a reporting regulation that promises to have a huge impact on businesses selling into the region. The DPP “represents a significant advance in product transparency and sustainability,” according to an EU report published in September of 2024. “As

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Identifying the Source of Products Through Chemical ‘Fingerprinting’

Supply Chain Brain

Jones says consumers are indeed becoming more aware of product origin today, even if the information provided to them at point of purchase remains extremely limited. Do the latter really care about where their products come from, or are they primarily concerned with price and convenience? And is that changing?

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Infusing Intelligence into the Buying Journey: How Order Management Links Your Supply Chain

Supply Chain Brain

This becomes especially critical when servicing hybrid customer models, where B2B buyers might expect the conveniences of a B2C purchase. Customers expect inventory insights, delivery options and fulfillment transparency to be instantly accessible. OMS must evolve alongside these expectations.

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Understanding the Bullwhip Effect: Causes, Examples, and Strategies for Prevention

RFgen

Mastering Inventory in 2025: Key Trends Watch Webinar Now WATCH WEBINAR Understanding the difference between the bullwhip effect and the inventory accelerator is essential for effective inventory management. Using advanced analytics to predict future demand can help manufacturers better align their production with actual market needs.