Don't have all your sourcing eggs in one basket, shippers advised
Shippers “stress-testing” their supply chains should consider how every supplier is at risk of ‘black ...
Inventory levels have risen over the past decade, with the expected trend of reducing stock held failing to properly take hold.
Transport Intelligence’s Inventory Benchmarking Vertical Sector Trends report surveyed 187 companies and found that, on average, they were holding 10 days’ more stock than in 2008.
Co-author of the report, Andy Ralls, said a focus on achieving an appropriate amount of inventory “is and always will be hugely important” to efficient supply chain management.
“However, as our research shows, competing priorities have ...
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