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On this episode of Supply Chain Now, we explore how global events are rippling through supply chains, from escalating geopolitical tensions and military strikes on Iran to continued tariff uncertainty and shifting consumer behavior. These developments are raising important questions about preparedness, resilience, and how leaders can stay ahead in a rapidly changing environment. Join hosts Scott Luton and Jake Barr as they unpack the latest developments impacting global commerce. Welcome to The Buzz, powered by Altium!
Recent geopolitical developments, including military strikes on Iran, are highlighting how quickly global events can impact supply chains, from inventory concerns to broader economic uncertainty. In this episode, we examine how leaders must strengthen resilience and remain proactive as geopolitical risks, tariff changes, and regulatory decisions continue to influence global trade.
We also explore emerging consumer trends shaping the food industry, particularly the growing demand for healthier products and innovative flavors, and discuss how technologies like AI can help organizations make faster, smarter decisions in an increasingly complex supply chain landscape.
Tune in and learn:
If you’re a supply chain, logistics, procurement, or operations leader trying to make sense of today’s rapidly shifting landscape, this episode offers valuable context and actionable insights. From geopolitical disruption to evolving consumer trends, the forces shaping supply chains are growing more complex, and leaders who stay informed and adaptable will be best positioned to succeed.
Tune in to better understand the signals shaping tomorrow’s supply chains.
Additional Links & Resources:
This episode is hosted by Scott Luton Jake Barr and produced by Trisha Cordes, Joshua Miranda, and Amanda Luton. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/buzz-geopolitics-tariffs-food-trends-shaping-supply-chain-1554
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On this episode of Supply Chain Now, we explore how global events are rippling through supply chains, from escalating geopolitical tensions and military strikes on Iran to continued tariff uncertainty and shifting consumer behavior. These developments are raising important questions about preparedness, resilience, and how leaders can stay ahead in a rapidly changing environment. Join hosts Scott Luton and Jake Barr as they unpack the latest developments impacting global commerce. Welcome to The Buzz, powered by Altium!
Recent geopolitical developments, including military strikes on Iran, are highlighting how quickly global events can impact supply chains, from inventory concerns to broader economic uncertainty. In this episode, we examine how leaders must strengthen resilience and remain proactive as geopolitical risks, tariff changes, and regulatory decisions continue to influence global trade.
We also explore emerging consumer trends shaping the food industry, particularly the growing demand for healthier products and innovative flavors, and discuss how technologies like AI can help organizations make faster, smarter decisions in an increasingly complex supply chain landscape.
Tune in and learn:
If you’re a supply chain, logistics, procurement, or operations leader trying to make sense of today’s rapidly shifting landscape, this episode offers valuable context and actionable insights. From geopolitical disruption to evolving consumer trends, the forces shaping supply chains are growing more complex, and leaders who stay informed and adaptable will be best positioned to succeed.
Tune in to better understand the signals shaping tomorrow’s supply chains.
Additional Links & Resources:
This episode is hosted by Scott Luton Jake Barr and produced by Trisha Cordes, Joshua Miranda, and Amanda Luton. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/buzz-geopolitics-tariffs-food-trends-shaping-supply-chain-1554

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