2
Mar
Five ways to boost resilience ahead of ‘make or break year’
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Supply chains are facing a “make or break year” but there are ways to improve resilience, according to standards body the BSI
14
Feb
Firms ordered to open books in probe into supply disruption
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The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is ordering nine firms including Amazon and Walmart to release internal documents as a part of an investigation into supply chain disruptions.
23
Jan
Why the job isn’t done on post-Covid supply resilience
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Supply is at a “critical” point and supply chain leaders must “finish the job” to ensure resilience.
1
Jan
What are the key procurement trends for 2022?
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Supply Management rounds up the key procurement and supply chain predictions for 2022.
24
Dec
What will it take to resolve the HGV driver shortage?
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Blame for the global crisis has been pinned on numerous factors, but with the situation set to worsen we uncover the root causes of the driver deficit and why pay rises aren’t enough to fix the problem
21
Dec
Goods worth $65bn ‘locked up’ in supply chains
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Delayed shipments, backlogs of containers and a shortage of delivery drivers have left goods worth $65bn “locked up” in the global supply chain, according to a report.
26
Jun
Fears for global supply chains as outbreak hits key ports
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A Covid-19 outbreak in southern China is threatening to cause fresh disruption for global supply chains as new lockdowns disrupt port services and delay deliveries.
9
Apr
Saudi port to support cargo ships caught in Suez jam
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Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah port has launched an initiative to help cargo ships caught in the Suez Canal shipping jam by allowing them to store containers for free for an extended period of time….
24
Nov
‘Perfect storm’ hits ports as container rates rocket by 300%
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Ports are suffering a “perfect storm” from Covid and Brexit with the cost of shipping goods increasing by up to 300%.
16
Oct
How much support has Samsung given suppliers during Covid?
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Electronics giant Samsung ensured supplier support during the pandemic by providing $1.3bn in advanced payments and $830m in loans.