The US supply chain problem may not be as simple as it seems.
Last week, the Park Slope Food Co-op in Brooklyn, N.Y., sent an email to its members explaining that a certain type of pasta may have been sold out.
One man told the Los Angeles Times that he rented a minivan to take his kids to Disneyland and was directed to a van that “smelled like cigarettes and marijuana.
What people are dealing with is not a … Read the rest
The industrial revolution upgraded the manual manufacturing mode to the large-scale production realized by using tools, and manufacturing became the main driving force of economic growth. Manufacturing industry is divided into several stages from the division of labor dimension in the process of rapid development.
(1) No division of labor, where the same product is manufactured by one person.
(2) Division of labor among different processes within an enterprise, where the same product has multiple processes and each worker completes … Read the rest
With the COVID-19 epidemic still spreading overseas, many overseas companies have been implementing “telecommuting” plans from home, snapping up furniture from China.
However, the order boom to the domestic furniture enterprises to bring “sweet trouble“. In the face of strong demand brought about by the shortage of containers, the industry chain of enterprises to respond to the strange tricks, including containerization, multi-purpose ships instead of container ships to transport goods, etc., racking their brains to ship as … Read the rest
Under globalization, all aspects of product design, raw material supply, intermediate goods production and assembly, and finished goods sales and service are divided globally. The international division of labor is increasingly characterized by vertical specialization. The advantages of division of labor among countries are therefore more manifested in the advantages of a particular link, and countries collaborate with each other in the supply chain and production network, complementing each other and sharing the same fate. However, under the influence … Read the rest
In recent times, the world has been plunged into a crisis of resource shortage almost at the same time. With 20 provinces in China limiting electricity, major cities in the UK running out of oil, and the US in a supply chain crisis, it seems that overnight, people around the world are having to re-examine the energy supply in the regions they live in. So, how can the world, which has long entered the modernization of the 21st century, have a crisis of … Read the rest
