NOTIZIE SULLE PATATE’s Post

Few phrases elicit more pain in the supply chain than: “warehouse dock delay.” In this article, we break down the 5 most common causes…and offer some thoughts on how to avoid them.

Given today’s supply chain challenges—including a looming port strike, the ongoing Red Sea crisis, and extreme weather—how can shippers predict peak season prices? The short answer: you can’t. “Predicting something months out is nearly impossible, because there are so many black swan events,” says Nerijus Poskus, Flexport’s VP of Global Ocean Procurement. “Plus, simple disruptions can affect trade very quickly.” In the meantime, businesses should keep close tabs on today’s biggest price drivers.👇 For more peak season insights into the ocean and air markets, watch the full webinar on demand: https://lnkd.in/eWYggjtK

Current market conditions are worsening, please send across your forecasts ASAP so that we can create a tailored solution to keep your supply chain moving! #Keepitmoving #supplychain

Always have a Plan B. With supply chain disruptions becoming more common, having a backup source for ingredients can save both time and money. #SupplyChainStrategy #RiskManagement

Well said Jeff Crace. Be proactive and not reactive. It may take sometime time upfront but securing inventory is key to a successful production team. #PalmerHolland is here to support your ingredient needs. Let's connect! 🤝 #HealthandNutrition #ProblemSolving #SupplyChainSolutions #IngredientConsultant

When issues arise in your supply chain, such as delayed shipments or inventory discrepancies, ITS can quickly identify the root causes and implement solutions to prevent future occurrences.

Supply chain issues nearly halted the economy during the pandemic, but how is yours performing in the years following the worst of it? Our guest, John Gilman, had some interesting thoughts on this subject. #aroundthehornpodcast #supplychainmanagement #wholesaledistributors

This is the reality that comes with the idea and act of negotiating…sometimes the parties cannot come to agreement and there are knock-on effects/consequences. In this case, supply chains will be disrupted. BUT…like all good negotiators, you believe there is always a way to pull it out from the ashes and find common ground once you understand the boundaries of each party/other. This is a very unfortunate turn of events but confident that both parties will quickly find resolution now that they understand the limits of each other as both sides work to find common ground. https://lnkd.in/gcU8dQUB

Thanks to the panel members who discussed supply chain disruptions and how shippers can prepare for shifts in the freight market with our Ryan Hammett today at #RILA24. Learn more ➡️ http://ms.spr.ly/6044cTSpg

Here's the short version of my 2nd Grumpy Supply Chain Sins video. Couple of minutes to emphasise why Precision Inventory Control is an essential prerequisite for agility - and avoiding moose!