EnThe outlook for corporate supply chains during the rest of 2021 will be defined by a short-term focus on pricing and sourcing on the one hand and under-investment in the logistics sector on the other. Also: China tries to win Europe back, two countries at a time; Ever Given can get going; and there are shipping rate hikes for all as base rates, surcharges and fuel all rise.
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