Logistics Viewpoints
AUGUST 18, 2023
Full-to-bursting warehouses means fewer orders for manufacturers, which translates into lower levels of business activity and, ultimately, weaker growth. The massive pileup is a result of water conservation measures the Panama Canal Authority deployed in late July due to drought. And now on to this week’s logistics news. 11 release.
Precoro
MARCH 22, 2023
Such an interruption can affect any of the supply chain steps, often involving sourcing of raw materials, production, and distribution of goods or services. While the worst of the pandemic appears to be behind us, COVID-19's impact on manufacturing supply chains continues to reverberate the landscape.
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Elementum
AUGUST 2, 2022
The direct impact of this phenomenon is weakened purchasing power of other currencies relative to the Dollar. Countries like Panama, trade US dollars domestically.) When Sri Lanka started running out of dollars to import food, central banks started manipulating the local currency to try to keep more US Dollars. Cash reserves.
Resilinc
JANUARY 15, 2024
This disruption affects various industries, including suppliers for global retailers and car manufacturers. Kia, in particular, faces vulnerability to delays, affecting its just-in-time manufacturing model. Trade experts also say food inflation could hit staples such as rice, tea, coffee, and meat.
Resilinc
DECEMBER 21, 2023
Another factor complicating things is the situation at the Panama Canal: the severe drought there is causing delays for shipping companies (Read more in our Special Report: Bridge the Gap – How Industries are Adapting to the Panama Canal Drought.) The global benchmark for oil, Bent crude, has risen 2.7%
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