IKEA is using more wood from Sweden and the Baltics to make up for not sourcing it from Russia and Belarus, which the company has shunned due to Moscow's war in Ukraine
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Lithium company Ioneer scores $700 million conditional loan from Energy Department for Nevada plant
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Child workers found throughout Hyundai-Kia supply chain in Alabama
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For months, mustard has been tough to find on grocery store shelves in Europe. It's a combination of geopolitical instability and wild temperatures.
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The story of VaccinateCA
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Apple makes plans to move production out of China
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The factory that only builds white Toyota Land Cruisers
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How shipping containers took over the world (then broke it)
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Can software simplify the supply chain? Ryan Petersen thinks so
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Extreme China heatwave could lead to global chaos and food shortages
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Why there's no 'Dijon' in Dijon mustard
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Can Finland and Sweden help decarbonize EU economies? Geopolitical realities and pandemic-related supply chain issues are increasing the pressure on EU
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Plastic (and payments) in the fantasy supply chain
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The fraud supply chain
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ASML reports fire at its Berlin factory
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Fixing a tiny corner of the supply chain
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The warehouse shortage in the US
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Steam Deck launch delayed due to supply chain issues, now expected to start shipping in February 2022
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IKEA furniture and homeware prices are to rise as a result of lasting disruption to its supply chain – increased cost of raw materials knocked its full-year profits
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Restrictive Californian zoning laws worsened the supply chain crisis
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Why everything is suddenly getting more expensive — and why it won’t stop
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America’s cash glut
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Inside America’s broken supply chain
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Behind shipping delays and soaring prices are workers still at mortal risk of COVID-19
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What shortages have you noticed recently?
I've been sharing articles about supply chain issues for a while. Today I happened to see a twitter thread describing various shortages people have noticed. I thought it would be interesting to...
I've been sharing articles about supply chain issues for a while. Today I happened to see a twitter thread describing various shortages people have noticed. I thought it would be interesting to ask what shortages you've seen in your part of the world and how they've affected you? (That is, things that you can normally buy but are in short supply.)
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Why the global chip shortage is making it so hard to buy a PS5
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McDonald’s runs out of milkshakes amid ‘supply chain issues’ in UK
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Printer jam: Serious supply issues disrupt the book industry’s 2020 fall season
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Cape Cod businesses struggle to find T-shirts, hats amid shortage
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Why there are now so many shortages (It's not COVID)
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The world economy is suddenly running low on everything
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The current chip and semiconductor shortage
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How blackouts, fires, and a pandemic are driving shortages of pipette tips — and hobbling science
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Supply bottlenecks leave dozens of container ships anchored off California coast
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Explained: Why India needs Covid-19 vaccine ingredients from the US
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When Texas’ natural gas supplies froze up, prices soared, and now Minnesota’s customers are looking at an $800 million bill
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Lumber prices soar, but logs are still dirt cheap
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Preliminary analysis of the SolarWinds Orion supply-chain nation-state attack
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When important components become scarce
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In America, Christmas trees are a multibillion-dollar business. But who’s making the money?
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The forklift truck drivers who never leave their desks
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First it was toilet paper—now we’re running out of fridges. Here’s why.
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The infinite loop of supply chains
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Coronaviruses are extremely widespread in wild animals bred for food in Vietnam, with the wildlife supply chain quickly spreading those viruses to uninfected animals, preliminary research shows
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Inside the flour company supplying America’s sudden baking obsession
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Remdesivir distribution causes confusion, leaves some US hospitals empty-handed
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Nearly two million chickens at Eastern Shore farms set to be destroyed because of coronavirus-related plant shortages
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Tips for slowing livestock growth due to plant closures
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When business plans blow up: management lessons from WWII
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How Jared Kushner's volunteer force led a fumbling hunt for US supplies
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