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Egg Prices Jump 8.5% as Food Inflation Hits Consumers
Egg prices have been surging amid the nation’s worst-ever outbreak of deadly bird flu that decimated chicken flocks.
Soaring egg prices have driven the latest increase in Bloomberg...s monthly Breakfast Index. Photographer: Scott Olson/Getty Images
Why Reliable Forecasting Is a Must-Have for Supply Chain Partners
Supply chain partners have never had greater access to tools for data collection and analysis than they do now, but many are failing to take full advantage of these resources.
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The Road Ahead: Logistics Industry Predictions for 2023
Will 2023 herald a return to more “normal” operations in the logistics sector?
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Relief Efforts in Turkey, Syria Face Logistical Hurdles
For now, transportation and logistics are a major concern. Many routes into and out of the region by ocean, air and road are blocked or heavily congested.

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Ukraine Crop Deal Misses Target as Russia Slow-Walks Ship Checks
The delays are weighing on farmers’ incomes and raising costs for traders, so that growing and shipping Ukrainian crops becomes increasingly challenging.
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Watch: A Look at Reshoring and Its Alternatives
Dan Dreyfus, global customs leader with EY, lays out the options that manufacturers are considering, as they seek to reduce their dependence on China and shift production to other regions.
A Look At Reshoring And Its Alternatives
New Zealand Drink Makers Slash Production as CO2 Shortage Strikes
Shortages of CO2 have caused global chaos in recent years, with New Zealand the latest country to face an abrupt and disruptive shortfall.
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Four Strategies for Addressing Supply Chain Disruption
Following are four key logistics strategies that are likely to pick up steam in 2023.
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Three Post-Pandemic Actions for Repairing Global Supply Chains
Following are three areas on which companies and suppliers must focus to repair and innovate their supply chains.
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Five Challenges to Supply Chain Resilience in 2023
Bindiya Vakil, chief executive officer of Resilinc, lays out five trends and challenges to supply chains to watch for in the coming year.
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How Digitization Is Addressing Customs and Drayage Labor Shortages
At a time when more consumers are embracing e-commerce and global manufacturers are still trying to catch up to demand, international shipping companies and ports continue to face labor shortages.
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Huge Sanctions Are Looming for the Fuel That Powers the World
The European Union will have to replace about 600,000 barrels a day of diesel imports, and Russia will need to find new buyers for those supplies.
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