September 22, 2026 – By Chris Wojtowicz For decades, global trade largely operated on a simple assumption: if one supply route encountered trouble, another could absorb the demand. If one supplier experienced issues, another could step in. If one region faced disruption, the broader system could compensate. Today, that margin for error is shrinking. A […]
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