Why Supply Chain Strategy Doesn’t Change in a Crisis

Why Supply Chain Strategy Doesn’t Change in a Crisis

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered another wave of disruption across global supply chains, with capacity tightening, fuel markets under pressure, and shippers once again asking familiar questions about resilience. But if you step back from the...
Tariff Uncertainty Is Complicating Supply Chain Strategy

Tariff Uncertainty Is Complicating Supply Chain Strategy

Tariff policy is moving quickly, but the operational implications for shippers are still unfolding. Importers are trying to understand what duties they actually owe while new tariff mechanisms are being introduced and challenged in court. That uncertainty is creating...
Are Supply Chains Now a Geopolitical Power Play?

Are Supply Chains Now a Geopolitical Power Play?

In 2026, freight buyers seem to be balancing more than pricing and lead times. Tariffs, sanctions, and new trade restrictions are forcing companies to rethink how and where they move goods. For example, rerouting to avoid politically sensitive ports or navigating...
Planning Freight Strategy in 2026

Planning Freight Strategy in 2026

As 2025 winds down, the latest episode of The Freight Buyers’ Club Podcast wraps up a chaotic year in global logistics with insights on what’s coming next. From supply chain surprises to sourcing strategy, it’s a useful listen for any freight buyer planning for 2026....