Tariffs as trade policy: Developing supply chain resilience

The global supply chain is built on three assumptions, which are rapidly changing in today's landscape:

1. Previous trade policies favor globalization with minimal restrictions. We now see nations taking a more protectionist stance.
2. Supply chain planning relied on predictable trading relationships, but global disruption has led to significant unpredictability, making forecasting difficult.
3. Recent events such as port strikes, military conflicts, natural disasters, and restrictive tariffs have challenged open borders and efficient trade flows.

With these developments in mind, Eric Hargraves, senior manager and supply chain specialist, provides an update on how recent tariff policies are expected to influence supply chains and how your organization can begin to develop supply chain resilience.

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