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...
Air Cargo Is Aligned on Change but Execution Is Still the Challenge
Digitalization, ESG, and data sharing are widely accepted priorities, but turning alignment into action is where the industry is still falling short. At the World Cargo Symposium in Lima, Peru, one message came through clearly. The air cargo industry agrees on what...
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...
