Global supply chains, once built for maximum efficiency, now buckle under geopolitical shocks, climate disasters, and demand spikes. This fragility means delays, shortages, and rising costs for manufacturers and retailers. Businesses benefit by adopting resilient strategies—like nearshoring and digital tracking—while consumers ultimately gain from more stable prices and reliable product availability. Understanding this vulnerability is key to smarter risk management.
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