Es• Our most-read research reports of 2023 show the way-ahead for supply chains in 2024, including the potential for labor strikes in disrupting operations and raising costs, the compounding effect of military action in the Red Sea and water stress on the Panama Canal, the slow-but-steady recovery in the semiconductor industry, food protectionism resulting from weather systems and climate change, and mainland China’s retaliation against technology export restrictions.
• In new research this week, we look at mainland China’s new tariffs on imports of chemicals from Taiwan and the risk...
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