by TYLER DURDEN As we discussed yesterday, when looking at the recent dip in sky high container shipping rates, there was some fleeting hope that…
Posts tagged as “Supply Chain”
By Kristinn Taylor The Today Show on NBC Monday morning featured a stunning report on the auto industry, with reporter Tom Costello saying shortages of parts…
by Joshua Caplan Appearing Friday on the Fox Business Network, former Walmart CEO Bill Simon said the supply chain is a “mess from start to finish”…
By Jack Phillips A growing number of school districts have said that supply chain bottlenecks have forced them to suspend services or food items. A spokesperson…
by Joe Hoft Dr. Peter Navarro is warning the world about stagflation on the horizon as a result of insane Biden policies. He was on…
by Michael Snyder Do you remember how much optimism there was last January? Many Americans were entirely convinced that really bright days were just around…
by TYLER DURDEN By Michael Every and Matteo Iagatti of Rabobank Summary It is impossible to ignore the current shipping crisis and its impact on global…
by TYLER DURDEN DHL Express joins rivals FedEx Corp. and United Parcel Service Inc. in raising freight rates for customers, which begs the question: Is inflation…
by TYLER DURDEN By now readers are well aware that Europe is suffering from a historic gas crisis, one which according to Rabobank is now even more…
by Ethan Huff Numerous U.S.-based food distributors are “reporting difficulties in fulfilling orders as a lack of workers weighs on the supply chain,” new reports reveal. Distribution…
by Steven Kovac A trio of economic woes is hindering Michigan’s recovery from the downturn created during the CCP virus pandemic. According to Pure Michigan Talent…
By Jonathan Maze Supply chain problems continue to plague the restaurant industry, leading big chains Taco Bell and Starbucks to warn consumers on Monday that some…
by TYLER DURDEN I’m from the Government and I’m here to help. The Biden administration appears to have a plan to address supply chain bottlenecks in…