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ew products are as important to the logistics industry as shipping containers. It is estimated that, across the entire global maritime fleet, there are well over 30 million containers in operation. All of which are constantly traversing the world to ensure consumers everywhere have the goods they need.

Supply chain resilience is perhaps one of the most important hallmarks of a truly strong logistics process. Generally speaking, it deals with how any particular business can foresee discontinuity that may strike without warning and also develop the ability to prepare for, respond towards, and recover from such eventualities.

Supply chain challenges are everywhere. We put together a guide to help you identify them with ease.

Effective supply chain risk management forms the backbone of any contemporary venture that relies on the sourcing of goods through a complex network of suppliers and logistics partners. This involves the anticipation, identification, and mitigation of risks across different parts of the supply chain-both internally and via third-party relationships.