Explore the critical importance of supply chain resilience in the post-pandemic world, as highlighted by Philip J. Palin. Learn about the challenges faced in global supply chains, from labor shortages to geopolitical tensions, and the impact on industries such as transportation and agriculture. Stay informed on key issues affecting national security, food security, and economic stability. Connect with Philip J. Palin for insights and discussions on supply chain resilience.
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Driving Transformation of Life Sciences in the Post Pandemic World SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCY IS AS IMPORTANT TO COMPANIES AS IT IS TO NATIONAL SECURITY Philip J. Palin Principal, Private Practice, Supply Chain Resilience, Catastrophe Preparedness Crowne Plaza Suited, Foster City, CA
Congestion concerns rise amid severe labour shortages on US railroads US import demand is dropping off a cliff Lack of rail capacity, chassis threaten West Coast flow gains Global Supply Chain Pressure Index Trucking industry feels pain of rising diesel prices
NEW RECORD DIESEL PRICE Japan says risk of Russian LNG supply disruption at unprecedented level High Gas Prices Force UK Fertilizer Plant to Close for Good Dad says he will have to choose between fuel and food due to record-high gas prices
Ukraine Plays Down Grains Corridor Hope, Warns of Catastrophe Wheat futures surge after Russia strikes Ukrainian grain terminal Egypt: Soaring wheat prices turn food security into a priority Russia's invasion of Ukraine heats up cooking oil prices in global squeeze
It is clear, further inflation is still to come : Higher food prices expected beyond 2023 War and Weather Sent Food Prices Soaring. Now, China s Harvest Is Uncertain. France's crop yields will be 'very poor' due to unprecedented drought Sudanese farmers Sudanese farmers warn of failing warn of failing harvests as harvests as hunger rises hunger rises Tri-State food pantries go from feast to famine amid inflation, summer break
You can contact me at: philipjpalin@gmail.com I often blog at: https://supplychainresilience.org/fractus/conversation/
The Defense Department estimates that it has used the law s powers 300,000 times a year. The Department of Homeland Security including its subsidiary, FEMA placed more than 1,000 so- called rated orders in 2018, often for hurricane and other disaster response and recovery efforts, according to a report submitted to Congress in 2019 by a committee of federal agencies formed to plan for the effective use of the law. DOD Announces Rare Earth Element Award to Strengthen Domestic Industrial Base Meat Plants Ordered to Stay Open Agencies Are Taking Steps to Improve Future Use of Defense Production Act Authorities Trump Orders General Motors to Make Ventilators Federal agencies used the Defense Production Act (DPA) and other actions over 100 times to help address COVID-19 medical supply needs through September 2021. Agencies used DPA authorities to 1) prioritize contracts so those orders can get preference over others, (2) fund projects to expand domestic production of supplies, and (3) enter into partnerships with private companies Trump invokes DPA for testing swabs DPA to block exports of Personal Protective Equipment
Title Iof the Act allows the government to priority rate contracts and orders needed for the national defense, which requires that suppliers move rated orders to the front of the line. Allocation of resources is also allowed under Title I. Title IIIof the DPA allows the federal government to make loans, loan guarantees, and to take other actions to facilitate increased or protect services and materials essential to the national defense. Implementation of Title III is managed by the Department of Defense as they hold the only active Title III program. Title VIIof the DPA allows the federal government to establish a voluntary agreement with private sector manufacturers, distributors, and industry representatives to provide resources that can aid the U.S.in its national defense or for preparedness in a national emergency.
