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In the Game of Contract Chicken, Consumers Have the Most To Lose
Businesses have spent years preparing for supply chain disruptions. Few are prepared for a reality where suppliers decide long-term contracts no longer make sense.
Watch: How U.S. Manufacturing Is Weathering Tariff Turmoil
Felix Faerber, shareholder at the law firm of Baker Donelson, discusses how manufacturers are coping with endless tariffs, high interest rates and other unpredictabilities.
Cadbury Cuts Two Months off its Supply Chain Lead Time in SE Asia
Making chocolate crumb in Malaysia instead of importing it from Australia and South Africa cuts at least two months from Cadbury's supply chain lead time in Southeast Asia.
‘Skimpflation’ Puts Inferior Mackerel on Supermarket Shelves in U.K.
Princes brand food supplier says it has made the change to enhance sustainability.
How to Build Adaptive Supply Chains: Lessons From Morphable Wings
Resilience is contextual: Different forms of uncertainty require different combinations of agility, adaptability and alignment.
The U.S. Is a Long Way From Regaining Dominance in Rare Earth Production
The United States’ over-reliance on China for rare earth materials is no secret. But realization of the problem isn’t translating into meaningful progress toward solving the problem.
Podcast | ‘The Great Fracturing’: A Whole New World of Trade Relations
The world is fractured, and it’s not healing anytime soon.
Cleaner Automotive Supply Chains Start with Indigenous Peoples’ Consent
Indigenous peoples’ advocacy and growing scrutiny of mineral supply chains are moving their rights closer to the center of responsible sourcing debates.
Watch: Introducing Reveel IQ for Shipping and Parcel Spend Management
Michael Falls, chief customer officer of Reveel, introduces the company’s AI-driven tool for shipping and parcel spend management, to debut at Parcel Forum ’26 in Orlando, Florida on September 14-16.
The Death of Pure JIT: Why Electronics Manufacturing Demands Strategic Buffering
In modern electronics manufacturing, absolute lean is structural fragility.
What Canada’s Retaliatory Tariffs Mean for U.S. Manufacturers and the Supply Chain
For manufacturers, the goal isn't to predict the next tariff announcement, but to build a supply chain that's resilient enough to withstand whatever comes next.
How to Reduce Risk in Sourcing Critical Medical Components
In an industry where product quality can have a direct impact on patient care, supplier relationships can’t be treated as purely transactional.
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