Why Small Shipments May Be Your Biggest Supply Chain Risk

23 Oct 2026 · 1 min
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In this brief video, Lara Guevara emphasizes that the smallest restock shipments have become the most significant supply‑chain risk. She explains that large shipments traditionally receive thorough scrutiny, while small shipments are often fast‑tracked because they were historically low‑risk. However, recent rule changes have altered the risk profile, and the lingering habit of treating small shipments as safe now creates vulnerability. Guevara urges teams to specifically audit and tighten processes for small shipments this week, rather than focusing only on large shipments.

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