Geopolitical and Climate Risks Widen Global Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
Global supply chains are experiencing heightened and expanding vulnerabilities driven by both geopolitical instability and climate-related disruptions. Recent events, such as the Red Sea crisis and issues at the Panama Canal, have exposed the fragility of major trade routes. In response, many companies are abandoning the 'just-in-time' model in favor of a more resilient 'just-in-case' strategy. This strategic shift involves diversifying suppliers and increasing inventory levels to safeguard against future shocks. A recent survey of executives underscores this trend, revealing a widespread move to reconfigure supply chain operations for greater durability.
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