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Supply Chain Edge: The new Vietnam

Thailand might be the next computer supply chain hub, although there will be a fight to displace mainland China as the main exporter and beat Mexico and Vietnam as rapidly expanding centers. We published new research this week looking at downturn-era supply chain strategies among the global to... Read more →

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Supply Chain Edge: Slower, steadier and smoother

Evidence from US seaborne imports shows that supply chain activity continues to slow, further reducing pressure on supply chains. US containerized imports fell by nearly a quarter in March versus a year earlier, led by consumer durable goods. The S&P Global PMI for manufacturing supplier deliv... Read more →

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Rapid apparel reshoring: Alternatives to sourcing from Myanmar

Uniqlo-owner Fast Retailing’s exit from manufacturing in Myanmar is reportedly due to elevated political risks. Myanmar’s share of apparel imports to the EU, Japan and the US has stalled at 2.1% following the 2021 coup d’etat. Alternative supplier locations, which include: similar or larger ap... Read more →

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Supply Chain Edge: Athleisure swims after flying

Athleisure apparel supply chains are changing rapidly, both in terms of tactical measures, such as the use of air freight discussed by Lululemon, and strategic decisions regarding regional sourcing. Apparel supply chains are in flux more broadly, with new subsidies from the government of India... Read more →

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Athleisure, Pakistan the winners as apparel trade loses ground

The apparel industry has been left behind in the recent recovery in U.S. retail sales. This report looks at recent trends in categories and supply chains underpinning that setback. U.S. seaborne imports of apparel, footwear and textiles fell by 1.6% year over year in January after rising by 9.... Read more →

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