The Brexit Period Begins for Industry Supply Chains
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights the milestone of a formal Brexit trade agreement beginning on the first day of 2021.
by Bob Ferrari 
Reality Check- Prepare for No Agreement Brexit
The Supply Chain Matters blog urges UK and European supply chain management teams to prepare for a worst-case Brexit and a disruptive start to the year 2021.
by Bob Ferrari
Global Trade Developments: One of Continued Brexit Brinkmanship and One of New Beginning
As we approach the mid-point of November 2020, Supply Chain Matters provides a brief update on two global trade developments, that of Brexit and the other of RCEP.
by Bob Ferrari
Once Again, Brexit Withdrawal Talks Move to Brinkmanship Condition
As this week’s deadline looms. the Supply Chain Matters blog provides a follow-up on the status of negotiations concerning the Brexit transition withdrawal agreement that is scheduled to go into effect at the start of the year 2021.
by Bob Ferrari
New Global Trade Developments Involving Brexit and China
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights for readers a turn for the worse in the ongoing Brexit Withdrawal talks, and a ruling by the WTO in favor of China. Thus in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 disruption, multi-industry supply chains will have to continue to assess the impacts of a hard Brexit and a more frosted trade relationship and the partial de-coupling of the manufacturing economies of China and the United States.
by Bob Ferrari
Continued Friction in Brexit Talks Again Leads to Brinkmanship
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides a follow-up to our prior late August update on the status of negotiations concerning the Brexit transition agreement that is due to expire at the end of this year.
by Bob Ferrari
The Eve of Brexit Has Arrived- Has Anything Changed for Industry Supply Chains?
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides a commentary on the eve of the implementation of the state of Brexit and what that could imply for industry supply chains.
by Bob Ferrari
Ongoing Brexit Developments Churn Added Uncertainties and New Business Casualties
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides readers an update on Brexit’s ongoing impact to multi-industry supply and demand network plans and ongoing actions. Our belief is that June will provide the final tipping point.
by Bob Ferrari
Planning Underway for Worst Case Scenarios for Brexit
As the year 2019 kicks-off, industry supply chains are already in contingency planning mode. One clear area of supply chain disruption mitigation is the planning around either a hard or no-Brexit agreement at the close of this quarter.
by Bob Ferrari
Yet More Brexit Brinkmanship Adds to Industry Supply Chain Contingency Planning Concerns
The ongoing brinkmanship of Brexit took another concerning turn with today’s decision to postpone planned debate of the British Parliament on the Brexit agreement now on the table.
by Bob Ferrari
The Brexit Debate Storm Again Surfaces While Supply and Demand Networks Require Definitive Information
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides a sidebar commentary relative to heightened global trade tensions, specifically this week’s new development of a provisional Brexit agreement being produced for approval.
by Bob Ferrari
2018 Prediction Deep Dive: Make America Great and Changing Global Trade Policies Will Provide a Challenging Landscape for U.S. and Global Manufacturers
Supply Chain Matters provides a deep-dive perspective on the ten outlined 2018 Predictions for Industry and Global Supply Chains unveiled in mid-December. In this installment, we dive into 2018 Prediction Six: Make America Great and Changing Global Trade Policies Will Provide a Challenging Tactical and Strategic Landscape for U.S. and Global Manufacturers.
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