
Supply Chain Snapshots - News & Trends You Should Read This Week
Read up on supply chain and logistics news and trends making waves this week with weekly "Supply Chain Snapshots" with helpful summaries and commentary to get you up-to-speed.

Read up on supply chain and logistics news and trends making waves this week with weekly "Supply Chain Snapshots" with helpful summaries and commentary to get you up-to-speed.

In October, real US goods imports were up and exports were down. Both showed growth across comparable periods from 2021 to 2022. Benign, upward-trending trade numbers conceal a lot of turbulence in component categories, however.

Read our weekly "Supply Chain Snapshots" for helpful summaries and commentary to get you up-to-speed on the news you need to know.

Take a deep dive into ocean alliances: who they are and how they benefit shippers. See infographics of carriers and learn about vessel-sharing agreements.

For October, both disposable income and real personal consumption expenditures were up. This is not consistent with a rapidly slowing economy, nor do the latest numbers support a restoration of the balance of goods and services consumption to pre-pandemic norms.

Read our weekly "Supply Chain Snapshots" for helpful summaries and commentary to get you up-to-speed on the news you need to know from this week.

The 2022 holiday shopping season is underway, but that doesn’t mean brands should stop planning. Here’s why you should stay vigilant through the end of the year and beyond.

For a large collection of major economies, goods trade dipped from Q2 to Q3. The dip comes after a two-year stretch of trade growth that differed markedly from the decade before and that took trade values to new heights.

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