Amid a “very quiet” end-of-year shipping season, empty containers are piling up at Chinese ports. View Linkedin item here

Certain innovations show promise in dealing with current supply chain challenges, but companies must know which problems they want to solve first. View Linkedin item here

Through the issues of the past few years, the Just-in-Time mindset has taken a hit and been replace with Just-In-Case. View Linkedin item here

Global industry is facing a crisis of labour that could see costs reach sky high levels for a prolonged period. They are expected to be exacerbated by new climate change policies. View Linkedin item here

The sector has shrunk for the third month in a row with the zero-covid policy causing more logistics disruption and a dip in ocean shipment volumes. View Linkedin item here

Lockdowns in key Chinese port cities are again hampering supply chains, despite a “muted” peak season. View Linkedin item here

Lockdowns in key Chinese port cities are again hampering supply chains, despite a “muted” peak season. View Linkedin item here

Commerce in a sense means developing market conditions in which new and alternative fuels can thrive, and to create incentives for the market to develop them. View Linkedin item here

The Nishitetsu Group will speed up the development of renewable energy sources and energy management initiatives, as well as supply green power. View Linkedin item here

China’s manufacturing sector contracted again this month, with new export orders at their “lowest since May.” View Linkedin item here