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Based on the provided excerpt, the piece’s core message is that regardless of how trade policies change, companies that adopt a strategic, proactive approach to materials management will be more resilient and better prepared for future disruptions.
What proactive materials management steps are you prioritizing to hedge against trade-policy uncertainty—supplier diversification, buffer inventory, or improved forecasting and visibility?
Managing Materials in the Face of Import Tariffs - What Now?”
No matter what trade policies are ultimately put in place, a strategic and proactive approach to materials management will leave your business stronger and better prepared for whatever comes next.
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