The Latest Breaking News from Supply chain

It is a paradox of the 2025 economy: grocery warehouses are full of food, but store shelves are often empty. The reason isn’t a supply chain breakdown in the traditional sense; it is a labor breakdown. As the year ends, grocery chains are reporting an intensifying shortage of stocking crews…

Titan Mining surged over 1,000% in 2025 as graphite demand rose with EVs, AI data centers, and U.S. supply chain shifts toward domestic production.

While overall inflation has cooled significantly since the chaotic peaks of the early 2020s, the grocery aisle remains a volatile place. As we look toward the first quarter of 2026, market analysts and agricultural economists are warning of targeted price hikes in specific categories. Unlike the broad inflation of the past, these upcoming increases are…

By late 2025, most shoppers have grown weary of the inflation headlines. We are told that the worst is over and that prices are stabilizing. However, a deeper look at the commodities market and supply chain data reveals a different story brewing for early 2026. While the sticker price on…

"It's a lot of companies working to address an imbalance that is distorting the globe," Michael Intrator said at Fortune Brainstorm AI.

Leather goods prices are set to surge 22% over the next two years as tariffs, cattle shortages, and global supply chain bottlenecks squeeze manufacturers of everything from handbags to sofas.

In today’s newsletter: Extreme weather and fragile supply chains are pushing up food costs – and raising fears of instability

A recent survey showed that 71% of healthcare leaders deal with constant order delays — that's unacceptable to providers and patients.

Many seniors are reporting that generic medications they’ve relied on for years are suddenly missing from their prescription plans. Retirees who expected low‑cost refills are...