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Podcast | The Challenge of Getting ‘First-Mile’ Visibility of Soft Commodities
Getting “first-mile” visibility of soft commodities is a hard problem.
Too much of a good thing? Cocoa beans dry in the sun in Ghana. Photo: iStock/ROGER YEBUAH
Five Nearshoring Skills to Hire for in 2026
Finding the people who can run a nearshore operation, manage cross-border compliance, and keep costs from spiraling is where companies are getting stuck.
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Aravo Launches AI Capability to Automate Third-Party Risk Management
New embedded AI agents are designed to automate manual processes, access real-time data, and improve transparency and auditability of decision-making.
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We Don’t Need Tariffs. We Need Better Infrastructure for U.S. Manufacturers
Tariffs are a policy shortcut. Building better infrastructure is the hard work. Only one of them actually builds lasting capacity.
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Do Chinese Manufacturers Still Have an Edge over Americans?
Is there something about the very nature of Chinese manufacturing that continues to put the American model at a disadvantage?
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Post-IEEPA, Practical Steps for Importers and Customs Brokers
The Supreme Court ruling doesn’t eliminate the broader use of tariffs as a policy tool. Tariff volatility will continue, just under different legal and regulatory auspices.
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Majority of U.S. Farmers Can’t Afford the Fertilizer They Need
Rising input costs tied to the conflict in the Middle East are adding strain to an already challenging farm economy, said the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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China Introduces New Rules to Discourage Foreign Business Exodus
China is fighting back against what it sees as rising protectionism in the West.
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Tariffs and Trade Deals: The New Forced Labor Enforcement Playbook
One thing is clear: Tariffs are being used not merely as a punitive measure but as a negotiating tool.
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China’s Export Growth Slowed in March
Economists say impacts from the prolonged Iran war could reduce global demand for Chinese exports going forward.
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Watch: Why Are Supply Chain Costs Trending Higher Than the Rate of Inflation?
Suketu Gandhi, global co-lead of the Strategic Operations and Performance practice of Kearney, covers the various factors that are causing global supply chain costs to soar.
Why Are Supply Chain Costs Trending Higher Than The Rate Of Inflation
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