Supply chain resilience

WTW has launched The Global Supply Chain Risk Report 2025, which is based on the findings from a comprehensive survey of 1,000 senior executives.

Cleo has released its 2025 Global Supply Chain Executive Report, revealing growth in the priority that businesses give to supply chain resilience.

The New Zealand Government has announced that new rules will be introduced that require fuel companies to hold at least 10 days of jet fuel near the country’s busiest airport to provide resilience against supply disruptions.

The BCI has published its annual Supply Chain Resilience Report. This examines the past year’s level of disruption within global supply chain practices and procedures, as well as resilience professionals’ primary concerns for supply chains over the next five years.

A new study by R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD) reveals that nearly all supply chain leaders (97%) plan to re-engineer their supply chains within the next two years, with 30% planning a ‘total and complete re-engineering’.

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the UK Department for Business and Trade, and Australia’s Department of Industry, Science, and Resources have partnered to establish the ’Supply Chain Resilience Cooperation Group’.

73% of companies have adjusted their supply chains in the past two years, adding or removing production locations from their supply chain networks, according to a recent survey by Gartner.

The Business Roundtable has released a new report outlining policy recommendations for strengthening and securing critical supply chains.

‘Supply Chain Diversification’, DHL’s latest Trend Report analyzes current dynamics and patterns in supply chain resilience and offers a new model to strengthen supply chain resilience.

The world is facing multiple interconnected crises which bring about ever-more complex risks, according to Swiss Re’s 12th SONAR emerging risk report.