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  1. Conference in Athens discusses friction points within the global supply chain.

Global Trade Fragmentation Forces Supply Chains Toward Resilience

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What happened

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Cascale released The New Trade Landscape, a policy deep dive examining how geopolitical shifts, protectionist trade policies, climate disruption, and evolving regulatory requirements are reshaping global supply chains. The report states that global supply chains are shifting from highly optimized models toward resilient efficiency.

From 3blmedia.com

Why it matters

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The shift requires companies to balance cost and speed with diversification, flexibility, redundancy, and visibility. Trade policy is accelerating trends such as regionalization and multi-country sourcing.

A conference in Athens is currently discussing friction points within the global supply chain.

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Who's involved

  • Port of OaklandPort that may be affected by the shift to resilient supply chain models
  • AntwerpMajor trade hub that may face increased costs due to fragmentation
  • KLMAirline whose routes may be disrupted by global trade fragmentation
  • IstanbulMajor trade hub that may face increased complexity from supply chain shifts
  • GreeceGeopolitical state whose exports and imports may face increased complexity

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Port of OaklandSpeculative

    The Port of Oakland might face increased complexity and costs due to the shift toward resilient supply chain models.

  • GreeceSpeculative

    Greece might see increased costs and complexity for its exports and imports due to supply chain shifts.

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