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Revisiting of 2024 Supply Chain Predictions – Part One

Supply Chain Matters

We predicted that “ direct materials sourcing strategies will continue to include needs for future growth markets for products and services along with business supply network sustainability needs from either a business resiliency or sustainability commitment lens. This shift is marked by a decline in direct U.S.

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Risk Management in Global Ocean Context

The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society

Risk Management in Global Ocean Context Feature Article by LSCMS Shippers Council Rates have gone down massively in most trade lanes; congestion has eased, and capacity seems sufficient in most sectors. It appears that operational and procurement risks for beneficial cargo owners or shippers, in the short term, are minimal.

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Tariff Uncertainty Is Here to Stay. Here’s How to Prepare.

Exiger Perspectives

Supply chain and procurement leaders must now navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment, balancing cost efficiency with risk mitigation. Relying too heavily on suppliers in a single country especially one subject to high tariffs creates a significant risk.

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Report That Mexico is Becoming a Preferred Nearshoring Strategy

Supply Chain Matters

The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights a published report indicating that Mexico is increasingly benefiting from a rethink of prior globally extended supply networks. A huge contributing factor has been T esla’s recent announcement regarding a significant vehicle assembly plant in Monterrey, Mexico. economy.”

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Are You Prepared for a Climate-Change Charged Hurricane Season?

Enterra Insights

According to Resilinc, the most important thing supply chain risk managers can do is gain “deep visibility into lower levels of the supply chain and how they could be affected by severe weather.”[9] 9] Armed with that information, mitigation strategies can be developed. ” Footnotes. [1]

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Q&A with Sidney Johnson: Veteran Supply Chain Practitioner and Resilinc Advisory Board Member

Resilinc

Sidney has over three decades of global direct and indirect procurement and supplier management experience. As Head of Procurement at Harman International to VP of Global Supply Chain Management at Aptiv, we learned about this supply chain thought leader’s extensive experience in the world of supply chain and procurement.

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The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act and Its Impact on Supply Chains

Exiger Perspectives

The Forced Labor Enforcement Task Force was created to comply with Section 741 of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement Implementation Act. Need more transparency in your supply chain? Complying with the UFLPA In order to comply with the UFLPA, companies must evaluate their supply chains and take any necessary action.