En• In new research this week, we take a deeper look at the supply chain impact of the Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster in Baltimore, looking at how shipping routes are healing around the disruption, as well as detailing the effects in the automotive, construction equipment and coal sectors. Elsewhere in logistics, we assess Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd.’s (ONE) ambitious growth plans, where annual capacity growth of 8% will outstrip global trade growth of 2% through 2030.
• Taiwan’s earthquake is a human tragedy but has largely left supply chains untouched. Further tensions in th...
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