How do we avoid the chaos of another potential dock strike? #supplychain

7 Oct 2024 · 1 min
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Tom Burton explains how manufacturers are moving production and warehousing closer to customers across the U.S. to reduce delivery times and shield themselves from dock strikes. Companies that were once east-coast based are now opening west-coast facilities as part of a decade-long shift toward shorter domestic supply chains.

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