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Global Supply Chain Crisis

How To Deal With The Global Supply Chain Crisis

With ports clogged, commodity supply slowed and shipping prices soaring, the global supply chain crisis has surfaced in a number of areas, with many pointing the finger of blame at the shipping industry. Patrick Berglund, CEO of maritime price comparison platform Xeneta, believes that COVID-19 has indeed triggered a container crisis, and that the reasons behind it are strong booking activity and limited supply.

But he also points to a deeper reason: when the outbreak occurred, the shipping industry did not … Read the rest

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After The COVID-19

Impact On The Industry Chain And Supply Chain After The Covid-19

The impact of the COVID-19 on the industry chain and supply chain is huge. The IT revolution and globalization have created a comprehensive logistics revolution and global supply chain management, resulting in a new division of labor, called international division of labor and intra-product division of labor. In the era of globalization, the global industrial chain and supply chain can achieve zero inventory and timely delivery. Imagine that in such an era, has anyone thought about the COVID-19 virus … Read the rest

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Supply Chain Interruption

Supply Chain Disruption In The United States, What To Do!

The global economy is mired in the “supply chain disruption” quagmire, economic recovery is struggling. The supply chain of the United States disruption is helpless.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the latest issue of the World Economic Outlook released on the 12th, the global economic growth is expected to be lowered to 5.9% in 2021, and the “culprit” is the global supply chain disruptions. Outbreaks in countries that are important links in the global supply chain have led to … Read the rest

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Toy Manufacturing Center

Toy Manufacturing Center, India’s Self-Reliance Program

In the past few months, India seems to be intent on diverting attention from the epidemic as the situation gets worse, and on several occasions has been promoting the “self-reliance” movement, saying it will help make the 21st century the “Indian century.” Self-reliance” is to help India increase its manufacturing capacity to better meet the needs of the country and the world. India’s ambitious plans are not just words. A few days ago in the toy industry, India formulated a policy conducive to development, … Read the rest

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Severe supply chain

Happy News! The Severe Supply Chain Is About To Be Eased.

According to US media reports, global supply chain problems are easing


November 21st, local time, The Wall Street Journal reported that the previously severe supply chain problems, mainly in  container shortages, energy shortages and port capacity constraints, which have improved.Shipping rates have fallen from record levels, but labour shortages may continue to next year.

The Period Of Severe Supply Chain Has Ended.


Louis Kuijs, Head of Asian Economics at Oxford Economics, said the conclusion came from a survey of … Read the rest