May 5, 2020
Supply Chain
Revolution
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COVID-19 has exposed the vulnerability of global supply chains, prompting some Western countries to consider reshoring production of emergency gear and pharmaceutical products now concentrated in China. But that’s just the start. Expect more regionalization and localization of production, from car parts to fresh fruit and vegetables. Consumer prices may rise as industrial and agribusiness companies, now focused on cost savings and efficiency, prioritize resilience. When will this reorganization begin? Where will it end? And how can supply chains of the future be optimized to support farmers and small businesses in emerging economies?
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Victor Fung
Group Chairman, Fung Group
Christian Lanng
Co-Founder, CEO and Chairman at Tradeshift
Sara Menker
Founder and CEO at Gro Intelligence
Andrew Browne
Editorial Director Bloomberg New EconomyFounding Partners









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