Key Risks to Global Supply Chains
Justinas Liuima
Listen to Euromonitor's Industrial Manager, Justinas Liuimia, discuss four short term risks to global supply chains.
Key Supply Chain Risks from Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Justinas Liuima
Both Russia and Ukraine are important suppliers of commodities, agricultural goods and manufactured goods to the global economy. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and economic sanctions will have a negative impact on supply chains and are likely to impact a wide array of industries, ranging from food products to hi-tech goods. In addition, the invasion adds more pressure to global logistics and the transportation network.
Three Main Risks Facing Businesses in 2022: Omicron, Supply Chain and Inflation
Lan Ha
Two years into the pandemic, and businesses entering 2022 are having to face ongoing uncertainties and risks. Although the global economy saw a strong rebound in 2021, supported by vaccination campaigns and stimulus spending, the pandemic’s effects still linger. Euromonitor International has identified three key challenges: Omicron, supply chain bottlenecks and inflation.
Key Trends to Watch in Economies in 2022
Lan Ha
Euromonitor International’s latest report Economies in 2022 highlights some key trends from economy, industrial, cities, business dynamics and sustainability perspectives for businesses to consider in 2022.
Companies Eye Digital Tools for Supply Chain Fortification
Justinas Liuima
Global manufacturing output has recovered from the initial shock of the Coronarvirus pandemic, although supply chain disruption and rising prices continue to weigh on companies. Moreover, transportation problems are expected to extend well into 2022. To avoid future risks, manufacturers are investing in digital tools.
5 Trends Defining the Future of Manufacturing
Euromonitor International
Outbreak of COVID-19 has left long-lasting impacts on global manufacturing and supply chain sectors. According to our survey results, around 30% of companies are planning to implement supply chain resiliency and risk mitigation solutions. Another result indicates that around 50% of…
About One-Third of Manufacturing Companies Plan to Increase Production Localisation by 2025
Euromonitor International
VILNIUS, LT – Around 30% of manufacturing companies plan to increase production localisation efforts over the next 6 months to better shield from future risks, according to global market research company Euromonitor International. The production…
“New Normal” in Global Manufacturing: Tackling Production and Supply Issues
Justinas Liuima
Manufacturing businesses around the globe face numerous challenges arising from the Coronavirus pandemic. Disrupted supply chains, social distancing measures, production capacity issues and economic uncertainty are the key challenges that can be…