India’s Carbon Costs to Cut Cement Profits by Up to 19% by FY2027
India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) will tighten by FY2027, raising carbon compliance costs for cement and aluminium producers. ICRA ...
Region: North America
2026 Trade Outlook: Tariffs and Supply Chain Resilience
According to kpmg.com, tariffs remain highly active in 2026, with the first 'tariff tantrums' occurring in April 2025. The report ...
Geopolitics: #1 Supply Chain Risk for 55% of Global Logistics Leaders
According to blogs.tarangya.com, 55% of global logistics leaders now rank geopolitics as their top 'meta-risk'—a structural shift driven by tariff ...
AI in Logistics: 50% of Firms Already Deployed, 40%+ Demand It
A Boston Consulting Group survey of over 180 logistics firms across Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East found ...
4 Tech Tools Food Brands Use for Inventory & Demand Planning
Food brands are adopting four key technologies—digital twins, RFID/sensors, cold chain enhancements, and advanced planning systems—to improve inventory accuracy and ...
80% of Projects Focus on Modular Automation, RaaS Alone Falls Short
According to roboticsandautomationnews.com, robotics-as-a-service (RaaS) and warehouse-as-a-service (WaaS) offer flexibility but fall short as standalone solutions for long-term warehouse automation. ...
Logistics Risk Management in 2026: 4 Strategies for Supply Chain Resilience
According to www.agfus.com, global supply chains remain fragile in 2026 due to geopolitical tensions, inflation, port disruptions, container shortages, and ...
Foton-COSCO JV Launches Dedicated RoRo Capacity: 1 New Vessel, 600 Trucks Shipped
Foton Motor and COSCO Shipping have launched Guangzhou Yuanfu Automotive Supply Chain, a joint venture to secure dedicated RoRo ocean ...
5 Key Challenges Facing U.S. Manufacturing
U.S. manufacturing reshoring is accelerating — with $114.7B in new construction spending in 2022 — but faces five critical headwinds: ...
Reshoring Is Real But Takes Years, $Billions
Reshoring of U.S. manufacturing is accelerating due to tariffs and pandemic disruptions, but it is no short-term fix. According to ...
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