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UK accused of abandoning farmers amid Iran War and climate crisis

#SupplyChain #ClimateJustice

UK government criticized as 'missing in action' for failing to announce overdue supply chain rules. Millions of smallholder farmers face climate change and Iran war impacts, needing mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence laws for fair treatment. read more


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Iran War Ink Shortage Turns Japanese Snacks Black-and-White

#SupplyChain #Japan

Japanese snack maker Calbee switches to black-and-white packaging for 14 products due to ink shortages from the Iran war, affecting chips and cereal exports to US, China, and Australia. read more

China supply chains strained by Iran conflict

#ChinaEconomy #SupplyChain

China faces supply chain disruptions from the U.S.-Israel-Iran war despite avoiding direct energy shock. Beijing struggles to protect its manufacturing networks, highlighting vulnerability to global conflicts. Economic impact spreads through trade routes and raw material shortages. read more

Amazon Adds Fuel Surcharge for Sellers

#AmazonFees #SupplyChain

Amazon is imposing a temporary 3.5% fuel surcharge on its FBA sellers in the US and Canada, effective April 17. The fee aims to offset rising logistics costs, and may lead to higher prices for consumers. read more

Oils New Era: Cheap Fuel Is Gone For Good

#OilCrisis #SupplyChain

War fallout has closed the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting 20% of global oil transit. Rising costs and supply chain friction suggest the era of cheap oil may be over, permanently raising prices for fuel and everyday goods. read more

Iran Conflict Sparks US Fertilizer Crisis

#FarmingCrisis #SupplyChain

The Iran war disrupts global fertilizer supply, spiking prices for US farmers. A Tennessee farmer faces a $100,000 increase. Shipping slowdowns in the Strait of Hormuz worsen existing shortages, threatening spring planting and farm profits nationwide. read more