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Supply Chain Deepdive
Hosted by industry veterans Michael Jung and Jess Williams, each episode of Supply Chain Deepdive offers a thorough exploration of the most pressing topics and transformative trends in supply chain and logistics. From in-depth discussions on technological advancements such as AI and blockchain to analyses of global market shifts and sustainability efforts, this podcast is designed to equip supply chain professionals with the knowledge and insights needed to navigate today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Join us as we dive into detailed reports, engage with leading experts, and provide actionable advice for optimizing your supply chain strategies. Whether you’re a seasoned manager or new to the field, Supply Chain Deepdive is your go-to resource for staying ahead in the dynamic world of supply chain management.
Tune in to unravel the intricacies of the supply chain like never before and transform insights into action.
Supply Chain Deepdive
Crossing Borders: Navigating 2025's International Supply Chain Challenges
Join hosts Michael Jung and Jess Williams on Supply Chain Deepdive as they explore the latest report "Supply Chain Challenges 2025: Cross-Border Implications," from Bloomberg Law. This episode delves into the complexities of international trade and supply chain management, starting with a detailed look at the evolving definition of "exports" under U.S. law, including the intricate rules surrounding "deemed" exports and activities beyond physical shipments. The discussion then navigates through the nuances of embargoes and sanctions, with a focus on countries like Cuba, Iran, and North Korea. Additionally, the hosts provide insights into practical compliance steps for importing goods into the U.S., emphasizing the importance of detailed contingency planning for crisis management within supply chains. The episode concludes by examining the contentious issue of the de minimis threshold for duty-free imports, discussing its impact on trade policies and the role of advanced enforcement technologies in facilitating fair trade practices.
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