The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

The industrial sector is expected to witness solid growth in the long run because of easing supply chain constraints and rising global demand. Moreover, the government’s focus on infrastructure improvement should stimulate the manufacturing of materials within the country, thereby boosting industrial production. Therefore, it could be wise to invest…

Around 200 exhibitors covering the whole leather supply chain will gather during "APLF Asean 2022" at Halls 1-2 of Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Ratchadaphisek Road, daily from 10am to 6pm, starting tomorrow until Friday.

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The transition to low carbon energy generation was discussed at a meeting of key companies such as bp, Equinor and GE

Supporting the Kingdom’s ambitions for becoming a global destination for logistics services, the Supply Chain Conference held in Riyadh witnessed the signing of ten agreements that bolster the position of Saudi supply chains in the face of geopolitical challenges. Moreover, Saudi Arabia announced inaugurating 59 logistic zones to bolster supply…

The Sourced Development Group have said the Regent Plaza scheme has been delayed by supply chain issues and the global pandemic

Experts say raising rates ‘isn’t working’ and that the real culprits are corporate pricing, energy costs and supply chain

Scorching summer left reservoirs depleted and unlikely to recover, as growers warn of supply chain collapse in leaked meeting

Saudi Finance Minister Mohammad Al-Jadaan said that he had emphasized the need to protect supply chains from any future disruptions during his participation in the recent meeting of G20 finance ministers in Washington. Concerns pertaining to the Covid-19 pandemic and its variants, in addition to geopolitical tensions, have increased supply…

The supply chain across the nation's heartland is facing significant constraints that could have far-reaching consequences into the winter, starting with farmers in the Plains and expanding all the way to the overall economy of the United States

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