Not only employees can put you at risk, but your partners, suppliers and other third parties can as well, and they usually have less oversight.

The United States Department of Agriculture will be creating 12 new USDA Regional Food Business Centers and launching a $420 million Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure (RFSI) Program.

The importation of fake and fraudulent medical supplies must be stopped.

Is this the time for companies to hunker down and delay investing in technology, just to survive current crises? No way, says Shari Christofferson, president of Connect.

Deeply embedded in the production and movement of goods around the world, forced labor is notoriously difficult to spot, much less eradicate.

Demi Obayomi, vice president of Sapphire Ventures, discusses mainstreaming supply chain visibility, the critical role of the customer experience, and the need for comprehensive risk management.

China and Chinese companies play a vital role in Mercedes-Benz’s business, and Källenius expects more business to come out of China in 2023.

IRobot is seeking $2.1 million for damages against Expeditors caused by shipping delays and lost business.

To be a success today, contract manufacturers must also offer design expertise, technical assistance, inventory management and logistics services.

When it comes to unethical behavior by one’s supply chain partners, no matter how deep up the tiers you go, ignorance is no excuse.