The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

If your grocery bill feels twice as high as it did last year, you’re not imagining things. Across the U.S., food prices have spiked dramatically, and some categories have doubled in cost in just 12 months. Whether it’s due to supply chain disruptions, extreme weather, labor shortages, or inflation, the…

As the U.S. faces a critical vulnerability in its supply chain concerning rare earth supply, economist Craig Shapiro asserts that this situation is fixable, and at a surprisingly manageable cost.

Recent world events have taught us that supermarket shelves are not always guaranteed to be full. Supply chain disruptions, sudden surges in demand, or weather events can quickly lead to shortages of essential goods. While panic buying is never helpful, being thoughtfully prepared with a well-stocked pantry is a wise…

In the era of digital transformation, businesses are generating massive amounts of data from multiple sources like ERP systems, IoT devices, customer interactions, and supply chain operations. The challenge lies in integrating, analyzing, and leveraging this data efficiently to drive smarter decisions. At the forefront of solving this challenge is…

Apple is working on a MacBook with the A18 Pro chip that powers the iPhone 16 Pro, according to supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

A sharp reduction in the number of agricultural workers could have devastating impacts on the food supply chain and farm-belt economies

Nike’s efforts to reduce discounting, streamline inventory, and diversify its supply chain are early but promising signs of a turnaround.

Renewable-energy leaders are watching closely to see what becomes of tax credits, rules about transferring credits, and sourcing from foreign suppliers.

The U.S.–China trade deal cuts tariffs—but don't expect prices to drop overnight. Supply chains are still disrupted, and costs passed down to consumers will linger. It's a start, but real relief takes time.

The U.S.–China trade pact offers short-term relief, but it may be more of a tactical pause than a permanent fix. Here's how it affects businesses, supply chains, and rare-earth access.

Supply chain worries affect 88% of respondents.