This is your weekly supply chain bulletin from B2BE for the week starting 15th May 2023.
Each week, we bring you a round-up of the latest trends in the news from across the supply chain industry. We cover the issues most important to you, bringing you useful links to the full articles. This ranges from news on various supply chain disruptions to strategies to lessen the damage. We also include other relevant supply chain related updates. If you missed it, you can read last week’s supply chain bulletin here.
Here are the top stories making the news this week:
G7 nations collaborate on strengthening global supply chain resilience
G7 finance heads are engaged in discussions to address the challenges of global supply chains and reduce dependence on China. According to a Reuters article, the G7 countries are deliberating various measures to make supply chains more resilient. This includes exploring alternatives to mitigate risks and therefore enhance diversification. The discussions also highlight the need for collaborative efforts among nations to ensure a stable and secure global supply chain network.
Gartner unveils crucial supply chain technology trends for 2023
Gartner, a leading research and advisory company, has unveiled the top supply chain technology trends for 2023. The article emphasizes the significance of actionable AI and smart operations in driving supply chain efficiency. The adoption of advanced technologies is expected to streamline operations, optimise decision-making, and enhance overall supply chain performance.
Initiative launched to support mental health in the Australian transport industry
A new initiative aims to provide additional support to the transport industry in Australia, particularly addressing mental health concerns. According to a report by Sky News Australia, nearly 30% of Australian truck drivers have been diagnosed with more than two mental health problems, a significantly higher rate compared to the general population. The initiative seeks to raise awareness, provide resources, and establish support systems to improve the well-being of truck drivers.
UK ministers launch investigation into fairness of the food supply chain
In the United Kingdom, ministers have launched an investigation into the fairness of the country’s food supply chain. The probe aims to assess whether supermarkets are profiting excessively as a result of food inflation at the expense of consumers and suppliers. The article highlights concerns regarding pricing practices and also explores ways to ensure a fair and transparent food supply chain for all stakeholders.
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