2024 could see logistics challenges — SupplyChainDive.com

By 8th & Walton | on February 5, 2024

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Geopolitical and labor issues could have a significant impact on supply chain logistics in 2024:

“Transportation modes like sea and air shipping continue to be plagued by the Red Sea crisis, albeit in different ways. Meanwhile, as labor tensions prevail across several logistics sectors, logistics managers may need to remain flexible.“

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