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Addressing supply chain challenges in international commerce

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Supporting international commerce requires a supply chain infrastructure that can meet local market expectations, ensure local and international trade compliance and manage complex tax and regulatory requirements

This research looks to understand how companies prepare their supply chain to meet the challenges of international commerce.

The international trading environment is itself undergoing significant challenges with:

Changes in global trade agreements and tariff structures
Changes within EU market structures that will be triggered by BREXIT
External market disruptions from COVID 19 and climate related disruptions
Growth in consumer privacy and sustainability regulatory requirements
Shifting retail, marketplace and ecommerce landscape

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