The big supply chain disruptor is the regulators, say shippers
Shippers need their supply chain partners to collaborate in order to speed up processes and ...
The past few years have served as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities in ocean supply chains. Labour shortages, material shortages, the Covid-19 pandemic, ongoing political tensions, and conflicts, to name a few, disrupted the flow of goods and services, causing uncertainty along the adjacent shipping routes.
While these unprecedented disruptions appear to be settling down, 2023 presents a new set of risks and challenges for ocean freight stakeholders, with some continuing from the pandemic era. Many large-scale logistics players have ...
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