The DeAngelis Review

Despite globalization, geography remains crucial for supply chains. Recent disruptions from pandemics and geopolitics have forced companies to reconsider distant manufacturing, leading to reshoring and diversification strategies. However, rebuilding supply networks takes significant time.

The global food supply chain faces multiple threats including climate change, cyberattacks, and sustainability issues. While currently stable, experts advocate for transformation through technology, regenerative farming, and knowledge sharing to ensure future food security.

Companies face growing pressure from investors and regulations to make supply chains sustainable. While some view it as a burden, sustainability drives innovation, efficiency, and customer loyalty when properly integrated into business strategy.

To build supply chain resilience, prioritize liquidity, prepare for surprises, and focus on preparedness over prediction. Map your supply chain, assess risks, diversify suppliers, and implement digital tools for agile planning and response. Embrace AI solutions to enhance sensing, responding, and adapting to disruptions.

The uncertainty that surrounds the market environment is here to stay. To navigate the complexities of the landscape and unlock new avenues for growth, CPG brands must adopt a multi-faceted strategic pricing approach. I share my thoughts on this topic and ways to drive value chain efficiency with SupplyChainBrain

The world continues to witness the devastating effects of climate change as weather patterns shift, glaciers melt, and storms increase in intensity. Supply chain professionals have certainly taken notice and are making