Advances in 3D printing and additive manufacturing may also change how supply chains are designed in the future, said Scott Buchholz, emerging tech research director at Deloitte. https://t.co/7y3icYgm9f pic.twitter.com/dxecSH0Jao

— Supply Chain Dive (@SupplyChainDive) February 23, 2022

The total value of Mexican berry exports has increased fivefold from US$516 million in 2011 to US$2.4 billion in 2020.https://t.co/XIbieCRIXw

— FreshFruitPortal.com (@FruitPortal) January 14, 2022

Uncertainty over the severity and permanence of inflation and supply chain challenges is making it hard for CEOs to determine whether they should make moves such as price increases.https://t.co/WYM7eZOXYS

— Food Dive (@FoodDive) January 17, 2022

This is a collection of videos showing how supply chain issues are threatening the upcoming holiday season. https://t.co/jbqR06rw4P #Ports #Backlog #Logistics #SCM #Maersk #shipping #automation #Christmas #presents #shortage #Chip

— SupplyChainToday.com (@SupplyChainBlog) December 2, 2021

“Carriers are demanding more loyalty from customers, and those with lower volumes are suffering, as carriers prioritise shippers with the highest volumes.” https://t.co/s64Y894k73 #supplychain #parcelcarriers @LogisticsManagr

— Logistyx (now part of E2open) (@logistyx) December 2, 2021

Without a breakthrough in the years-long trade war, respite from the Section 301 China tariffs remains unlikely. https://t.co/tJZg1savyF

— Supply Chain Dive (@SupplyChainDive) December 2, 2021

Schneider added 1,600 containers in Q3 and expects to add at least another 1,600 in Q4. https://t.co/3ByWxYEsEh pic.twitter.com/rNAh9jeSvD

— Supply Chain Dive (@SupplyChainDive) November 5, 2021

Can robots replace humans? https://t.co/yn4KKIpQyf #robotics #automation #futureofwork

— SupplyChainToday.com (@SupplyChainBlog) September 27, 2021

The new @BallCorpHQ aluminum can plant is scheduled to begin production in late 2022, which would help the packaging giant keep up with demand after facing shortages of the material last year.https://t.co/QNay8mQBLT

— Food Dive (@FoodDive) September 27, 2021

The SEC is sending businesses requests for a variety of climate change information, including its physical impact and the direct and indirect effects of climate-related legislation and regulation. https://t.co/wLf3soWIXX

— Supply Chain Dive (@SupplyChainDive) September 27, 2021