Supply chain costs are set to climb faster than general inflation through 2026, according to Kearney’s latest Supply Chain Navigator briefing. The firm projects cost
Conagra is rebuilding frozen margins by bringing chicken capacity in-house and using AI-led inventory discipline to turn cost volatility into a managed variable. In Brief
Primary product carbon footprint data is rapidly becoming a standard line item in sourcing events, as auditors and customers ask for supplier-specific emissions figures that
Across very different models, retailers are reconfiguring sourcing, freight and channel economics to neutralise rising tariff costs rather than pass them straight to the margin
Burlington has chosen to protect and expand margin under new U.S. tariffs by redesigning assortment, inventory, and cost structure, even at the expense of short-term
Dell has turned pricing and allocation into a real-time control system to keep product flowing and margins stable under extreme component scarcity. In Brief From
Tariff volatility and supplier diversification are reshaping global supply chain design as 2026 approaches, with regionalization now baked into long-term plans rather than treated as
Logitech has pushed a structural sourcing break: in under a year it has shifted the vast majority of U.S.-bound production out of China while holding
Companies may be quieter about their sustainability ambitions, but they’re not retreating from them. Bain & Co.’s new 2026 paper and packaging outlook shows that
Ross Stores is tightening its off-price operating model around tariffs, new distribution capacity, and in-store automation so higher volumes move through the network without breaking
Supply chain costs are set to climb faster than general inflation through 2026, according to Kearney’s latest Supply Chain Navigator briefing. The firm projects cost
Conagra is rebuilding frozen margins by bringing chicken capacity in-house and using AI-led inventory discipline to turn cost volatility into a managed variable. In Brief
Primary product carbon footprint data is rapidly becoming a standard line item in sourcing events, as auditors and customers ask for supplier-specific emissions figures that
Across very different models, retailers are reconfiguring sourcing, freight and channel economics to neutralise rising tariff costs rather than pass them straight to the margin
Burlington has chosen to protect and expand margin under new U.S. tariffs by redesigning assortment, inventory, and cost structure, even at the expense of short-term
Dell has turned pricing and allocation into a real-time control system to keep product flowing and margins stable under extreme component scarcity. In Brief From
Tariff volatility and supplier diversification are reshaping global supply chain design as 2026 approaches, with regionalization now baked into long-term plans rather than treated as
Logitech has pushed a structural sourcing break: in under a year it has shifted the vast majority of U.S.-bound production out of China while holding
Companies may be quieter about their sustainability ambitions, but they’re not retreating from them. Bain & Co.’s new 2026 paper and packaging outlook shows that
Ross Stores is tightening its off-price operating model around tariffs, new distribution capacity, and in-store automation so higher volumes move through the network without breaking
