CMTC Manufacturing Tech
OCTOBER 11, 2024
Without modern, efficient infrastructure, the benefits of reshoring could be lost to bottlenecks and inefficiencies. Companies need to build relationships with multiple suppliers to mitigate risks and avoid bottlenecks. Strengthening Supplier Networks A flexible supplier network is critical to the success of reshoring.
Manufacturer's Monthly
NOVEMBER 21, 2022
Recent changes to the supply chain emerged shortly after the global pandemic was announced, particularly during COVID-19 lockdowns, due to abrupt shifts in demand that created bottlenecks at ports worldwide. Australia’s strong reliance on international trade and foreign investment has made the impact on some supply chains significant.
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Canadian Manufacturing
JULY 27, 2022
The country’s largest rail operator said the windfall stemmed from higher fuel surcharge and freight rates as well as larger coal and U.S. Revenues rose 21 per cent or $746 million to $4.34 billion last quarter compared with a year earlier. grain volumes. “U.S. ” The company’s main rival, Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.,
Frost & Sullivan Manufacturing
JANUARY 10, 2023
The Syncron Service Supply Chain inventory solution calculates various part demand probabilities to help customers optimize their supply chains, thus reducing freight and aftermarket supply chain costs by up to 40%.
Fabricating & Metal Work
APRIL 19, 2023
Flamholz said one of the biggest supply chain hiccups was with ocean freight and ocean shipping, where the pandemic took out of commission ships that were due for overhauling or refurbishment. Another bottleneck was the rush on computer components. Suppliers and manufacturers of these components couldn’t keep up with demand.
Automation Mag
OCTOBER 1, 2024
Firms continued to report bottlenecks on transportation routes, especially those involving sea freight. Inventories of inputs were instead utilized, as signalled by a decline in stocks of purchases for the second time in the past three survey periods. A lengthening of delivery times also encouraged stock depletion.
Canadian Manufacturing
OCTOBER 11, 2024
Canada’s maritime supply chain has faced several labour disruptions over the past four years, on top of the backlogs and bottlenecks of the COVID-19 pandemic. The two main railways shut down operations for several days in August amid a lockout prompted by strike threats, halting freight and commuter traffic across the country.
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