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Steel, aluminum tariffs may hurt auto industry, supply chain risk expert says

President Donald Trump said Sunday there won’t be exemptions on steel and aluminum tariffs and reaffirmed that additional import duties on everything from autos to lumber to appliances will go into effect on April 2.

“It’s going to be reciprocal — in other words, whatever they’re charging, we’re charging,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One on Sunday, CNN reported. “Then in addition to that, on autos, on steel, on aluminum, we’re going to have some additional tariffs.”

Trump was asked by a...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/steel-aluminum-tariffs-may-hurt-auto-industry-supply-chain-risk-expert-says

UK government must tackle semiconductor shortage shock head on, comment from Interos

UK government must tackle semiconductor shortage shock head on, comment from Interos

As the ongoing computer chip shortage continues to hamper UK industries,* Jennifer Bisceglie, CEO and founder of Interos, comments below on how the UK government and commercial organisations require transparency throughout the supply chain to elevate operational resiliency and help alleviate the current semiconductor disruption.

“Over the past several months, supply chains, including the semiconductor – or ‘chip’...

https://allaboutshipping.co.uk/2021/08/03/uk-government-must-tackle-semiconductor-shortage-shock-head-on-comment-from-interos/

What freight carriers should know about Biden’s transportation review

An executive order issued by President Joe Biden has the potential to become one of the most important government documents in years directed at carriers and their customers working within the country’s transportation sector.

Key among the provisions of the “Executive Order on America’s Supply Chains,” issued Feb. 24 is a “sectoral supply chain assessment” of six industrial sectors, including transportation. It requires the secretary of transportation, consulting with the heads of the...

https://s29755.pcdn.co/news/what-carriers-should-know-about-bidens-transportation-review

Interos helps companies realize, act on supply chain risk

Interos helps companies realize and act on their supply chain risk (Photo: Interos)

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended supply chains, changing logistics stakeholders’ perspectives on risk within their operations. 

Businesses now more than ever are scrambling to gain more visibility into their processes. This visibility is essential as it remains one of the hurdles for businesses to understand their association with stakeholders from both upstream and downstream operations. 

Interos, a risk management company, is looking to ease this struggle by using artificial intelligence (AI)...

https://s29755.pcdn.co/news/interos-helps-companies-realize-act-on-supply-chain-risk