
Ethical Supplier Diversification Needs ESG Governance
As tariff volatility and ESG enforcement intensify, supplier diversification is becoming as much a governance decision as a cost play. Companies spreading production across new

As tariff volatility and ESG enforcement intensify, supplier diversification is becoming as much a governance decision as a cost play. Companies spreading production across new

Procurement teams are experimenting widely with generative AI, but few have pushed the technology into full-scale operations. New findings from EFESO’s CPO Pulse Report show

The Supreme Court’s rejection of President Donald Trump’s emergency-powers rationale for broad tariff action has reset the boundaries of U.S. trade governance, offering long-sought clarity

Global manufacturing demand surged at the start of 2026, with new data from GEP’s Global Supply Chain Volatility Index showing the strongest rise in procurement

A new bilateral pact between the United States and Taiwan sets clearer guardrails for tariffs and market access, marking another step in Washington’s push to

The UK retail environment is entering 2026 under persistent strain. Food price volatility, geopolitical disruption, and uneven household confidence continue to alter how people shop,

Procurement functions are operating under sustained pressure. Volatile pricing, geopolitical disruption, supplier financial stress, and internal cost targets are converging at a moment when expectations

Schwarz Group has reached a significant inflection point in its climate strategy, securing validation from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for both its net-zero

ProcureAbility, part of the Jabil group, has released its 2026 outlook on the procurement function, drawing on responses from senior procurement leaders across multiple industries.

Procurement teams are navigating a far harsher operating environment than they faced even a few years ago. Tariffs have returned as a primary policy lever,

As tariff volatility and ESG enforcement intensify, supplier diversification is becoming as much a governance decision as a cost play. Companies spreading production across new

Procurement teams are experimenting widely with generative AI, but few have pushed the technology into full-scale operations. New findings from EFESO’s CPO Pulse Report show

The Supreme Court’s rejection of President Donald Trump’s emergency-powers rationale for broad tariff action has reset the boundaries of U.S. trade governance, offering long-sought clarity

Global manufacturing demand surged at the start of 2026, with new data from GEP’s Global Supply Chain Volatility Index showing the strongest rise in procurement

A new bilateral pact between the United States and Taiwan sets clearer guardrails for tariffs and market access, marking another step in Washington’s push to

The UK retail environment is entering 2026 under persistent strain. Food price volatility, geopolitical disruption, and uneven household confidence continue to alter how people shop,

Procurement functions are operating under sustained pressure. Volatile pricing, geopolitical disruption, supplier financial stress, and internal cost targets are converging at a moment when expectations

Schwarz Group has reached a significant inflection point in its climate strategy, securing validation from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for both its net-zero

ProcureAbility, part of the Jabil group, has released its 2026 outlook on the procurement function, drawing on responses from senior procurement leaders across multiple industries.

Procurement teams are navigating a far harsher operating environment than they faced even a few years ago. Tariffs have returned as a primary policy lever,