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Trends in Business Risk Analytics

Andrew Parker 27 August 20227 December 2022 3 Comments agriculture, apple, chemicals, china, coronavirus, drought, energy-intensive, fertilizers, foodstuffs, glass, global trade, hang seng bank, heatwave, industrial materials, manufacturing, power shortages, steel, tesla, ukraine, water stress, yangtze river

China’s Drought and Heatwave Causes Severe Power Shortages

The recent drought and heatwave in China have caused severe power shortages and rationing of electricity in some provinces. This

Tackling Global Crises Through Trade and Logistics

Food Supply Global Trade Logistics

Paul Marshall 17 July 20227 December 2022 5 Comments climate emergency, covid-19, food supply, global crises, logistics, trade, ukraine war

Tackling Global Crises Through Trade and Logistics

UNCTAD Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan has highlighted the need for trade solutions to be at the heart of global efforts to respond to the current crises.