Logistics Viewpoints
AUGUST 13, 2021
degrees Fahrenheit, in Greece on July 10, 1977. And now on this week’s logistics news. The second program, called “FBA Liquidations” will allow sellers to use Amazon’s “wholesale resale channel and technology” to recover a portion of their inventory cost from returned items and excess stock. That’s all for this week.
Supply Chain Matters
APRIL 4, 2023
However, we discern some added signs excess inventories and of production sourcing shifts. Further concerning was that the volume of warehouse finished goods inventories rose to the greatest extent in four months. Counties reaching PMI new highs were noted as Greece and Spain with Italy having expansion level activity levels in March.
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Supply Chain Matters
DECEMBER 1, 2022
There are additional signs of a global glut in overall inventory levels, yet selective component shortages remain for certain industries. The decline in output was accompanied by a tick down in new orders as rising inventories have put the brakes on production.”. Global Wide Production Activity.
Supply Chain Matters
MARCH 2, 2023
Counties reaching new highs were noted as Italy, noted as reaching a ten month high, Greece, Ireland and Spain. Likewise, consumer goods related industry segments would want to believe that inventory over hangs are being resolved and that inventory replenishment buying cycles are soon in the cards.
Supply Chain Matters
JUNE 5, 2023
That could signal even more added inventory exposures. Reportedly Greece was the only member state to register an improvement in operating conditions. The report indicated that the May number “ signalled a further decline in the health of the eurozone manufacturing sector, and one that was the steepest in three years.”
Supply Chain Matters
OCTOBER 6, 2023
Reportedly, destocking activities increased with finished product and raw materials inventories decreasing by the end of the quarter. Reportedly, with the exception of Greece , all other EU countries registered PMI declines, with Germany and Austria having the fastest rates of production declines. was relatively unchanged from the 49.0
Supply Chain Matters
MARCH 5, 2024
Morgan indicated in part: “ An improving orders-to-inventory ratio and upward momentum in both new export business and employment all suggest the underlying dynamics of the manufacturing sector are also moving in the right direction. Stronger performance was noted for Greece and Ireland , both reporting 24 and so month highs, respectively.
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