5 predictions for retail supply chains in 2021
Retail analyst Andrew Cox makes five predictions for retail supply chains in 2021. First and foremost: An inventory correction.
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Retail analyst Andrew Cox makes five predictions for retail supply chains in 2021. First and foremost: An inventory correction.
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Reefer spot volume volatility has exploded across the nation over the past week.
Zach Strickland and Anthony Smith count down the best episodes during this crazy year for freight markets.
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Kevin Hill and Blythe Brumleve dive into the world of logistics spending and sales forecasts with Mr. Supply Chain.
Dave Osiecki gives his views on what happened this past year and what might be occuring in 2021.
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Andrew Cox and Seth Holm talk mergers across the market and how they’ll impact the next year.
Kevin Hill and Michael Vincent dive into technological advances and the timeline for deploying AV technology.
After months of anticipation, COVID vaccines are finally rolling out across the country. However, both GM and Ford have decided against a mandatory vaccination policy.