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Investigating the Egg Supply Chain Disruption

Agriculture Economics Food

Maria Kostenko 22 November 20227 December 2022 3 Comments avian influenza, defra, egg prices, egg supply chain, energy-intensive manufacturing costs, feed raw materials, nfu, poultry sector, ukraine

Investigating the Egg Supply Chain Disruption

The National Farmers Union (NFU) has recently called for an urgent investigation by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural

NHS Supply Chain Working to Ensure Resilience of Supply Chain

Healthcare Resilience Supply Chain

Paul Davies 11 October 20227 December 2022 3 Comments distribution, eu exit, manufacturing, nhs, resilience, suppliers, supply chain, transportation, ukraine, warehousing

NHS Supply Chain Working to Ensure Resilience of Supply Chain

NHS Supply Chain is working to ensure the resilience of its supply chain in the face of the challenges posed

The Food Crisis of 2023: A Perfect Storm of Supply-Chain Disruption, War-Related Disruption, and Climate Change

Climate Change Food Security International Organizations

George Henderson 30 August 20227 December 2022 2 Comments agricultural infrastructure, climate change, climate-resilient agriculture, fertilizer prices, food crisis, guatemala, incentives, mercy corps, subsidies, supply-chain disruption, sustainable farming, ukraine, un food and agriculture organization, war-related disruption

The Food Crisis of 2023: A Perfect Storm of Supply-Chain Disruption, War-Related Disruption, and Climate Change

The food crisis of 2023 could be a perfect storm of supply-chain disruption, war-related disruption, and climate change. The war

China Facing Major Power Crisis Due to Severe Drought

Economics Environment Trade

Andrew Parker 27 August 20227 December 2022 2 Comments automotive parts, china, coronavirus, drought, food commodities, german chamber of commerce, hang seng bank, lockdowns, manufacturing, metals, power crisis, power shortages, rationing, supply chains, ukraine

China Facing Major Power Crisis Due to Severe Drought

China is facing a major power crisis due to a severe drought and sweltering heat that have caused low water

China’s Drought and Heatwave Causes Severe Power Shortages

Economy Environment Global Trade

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