Donald Trump, in his 2024 campaign, talked about bringing back tariffs, proposing a universal 10% tax on all imports. He called it a way to “protect American jobs” and “level the playing field." He even hinted at tougher measures, with tariffs as high as 60% to 100%...
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5 Steps to Creating a Disaster-Proof Supply Chain
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the news, you’ve likely heard about the threat to supply chains on October 1st. Unions working the U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast ports are planning a strike that could severely affect supply chains across industries. Combine that...
Creating a Compliant Work Environment with the Right Safety Supplies
In 2021, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reported over 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries in the U.S. Although some were unavoidable, many of these could have been prevented with the proper use of safety supplies and adherence to...
PR Release: Jennifer Barbosa Appointed Co-Chair of the Global Opportunities Committee
We are excited to announce that our CEO, Jennifer Barbosa, has been appointed co-chair of the Global Opportunities Committee (GOC) under the Atlanta Black Chamber. Jennifer brings over two decades of unparalleled experience in the supply chain industry.She joined the...
How to Mitigate Risks in Supply Chain
Thanks to technology, the world is now a global village, making the supply chain more interconnected than ever. While the interconnectedness gives businesses room to reach a wider market and optimize operations, it also presents a myriad of risks. It could disrupt the...
Best Practices for Supplier and Vendor Management
The strength of supplier relationships forms the bedrock of every business's success. For instance by changing credit terms, delivery times or raising or lowering prices, suppliers can significantly influence how a business operates. With poor supplier management,...
How to Optimize Your Supply Chain for Cost Efficiency
Imagine running a marathon with an overstuffed backpack. You'd quickly tire, struggle to keep up, and might not even finish the race. Your supply chain is like that marathon—always on the move—and cost inefficiencies are the extra weight holding you back. Shedding the...