To reshore or not to reshore the question for shippers as tariffs are 'bandied about'
Amid the onslaught against China from the White House, US companies are becoming increasingly aware ...
People across the UK are heading to the polling booths today, with the likelihood of waking up tomorrow to a new government – and supply chain stakeholders are among those who have highlighted a ‘shopping list’ of priorities.
While many of the major supply chain disruptions faced today are outside the remit of what a UK government can fix, there is some ‘low-hanging fruit’ that a new team could enact to help importers, exporters and SME businesses.
Indeed, Nichola Mallon, ...
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