If you're in the import/export business, you know how much currency fluctuations can impact your supply chain. It's like trying to navigate a ship through a stormy sea. But what if you had a compass that could help you weather these financial squalls? Imagine having a set of strategies that could not only help you manage these risks but also turn them into opportunities for growth. What steps have you taken to protect your supply chain from currency volatility?
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