The latest How Tariff Talk Is Boosting Demand for Unionwear’s USA-Made Products — But Will It Drive Long-Term Growth?

The article from BINJE discusses how recent tariff discussions have sparked increased interest in domestic manufacturing for companies like Unionwear, led by Mitch Cahn. This surge is attributed to the uncertainty surrounding global trade policies, prompting businesses to consider reshoring…
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How auto companies are adapting to the global chip shortage due to supply chain disruptions
According to MIT Sloan, and our own experience, the auto industry was hamstrung by the global microchip shortage in 2021, resulting in losing more than $200 billion. Eleven million fewer vehicles were produced; manufacturing plants idled. Ford suspended operation at some plants to focus efforts…
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The Russian invasion of Ukraine is having an outsized impact on the global supply chain
MIT Sloan has an article about how the Russian invasion of Ukraine is impacting the global economy, specifically regarding the supply chain. According to Sloan, the conflict is impeding the flow of goods, fueling dramatic cost increases and product shortages, and…
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Procurement Execs Say Supply Chains Could Use a Tech Injection
According to the Sourcing Journal, a majority of procurement executives indicated “significant disruption” in their raw materials supply chains, with 67 percent saying the technology solutions they currently use are not likely to be able to handle the headwinds expected over the…
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Why the Menswear Market Is on Fire
Business of Fashion Magazine (sub req’d) says there is an “unprecedented” boom in the men’s market and tries to break down why. London-based luxury retailer MatchesFashion reports that sales of men’s clothing are up 40 percent compared to the same…
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Some towns in Massachusetts are taking fluoride out of their tap water due to supply chain issues
According to MSN news, some Massachusetts towns are removing fluoride from their water due to supply chain backlogs, leaving teeth to rot. For example, Dr. Douglas Chespak of Varinos Dental Associates says fluoride is one of the biggest fighters against…
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CEOs Start to Turn Supply-Chain Reshoring Talk Into Action
The latest Bloomberg analysis shows US executives have been saying onshoring, reshoring or nearshoring at a greater rate this year than during the first six months of the pandemic, according to earnings call and conference presentations Bloomberg reviewed. There are concrete…
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Why Frontline Supply Chain Workers Are Walking Out — It’s Not About Pay
This report from the Staffing Stream says frontline supply chain workers are quitting at a record rate. As the workforce shortage worsens, businesses are left scratching their heads as to what to do about it. Some brands, such as Walmart…
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West Coast dockworker contract expires as high stakes labor talks continue
MSN reports that supply chains are set to wait as unionized dockworkers and the shipping operators at the US West Coast ports negotiate a new labor contract after the previous contract expired this past Friday. “While there will be no…
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Where Does Your T-Shirt Really Come From?
Business of Fashion Magazine asks an important question: where does your t-shirt really come from? As the US moves to crack down on goods that may be linked to forced labor in China’s northwestern Xinjiang region, it is demanding fashion…
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