Could the shifting sands of the Red Sea supply chain spell trouble for global trade? That"s what we"re unpacking in today"s Chain Reaction Podcast. As host Tony Hines, I"m taking a deep look into the consequences of Houthi rebel attacks on commercial shipping, discussing the unexpected reroutes and spiraling costs that are hitting industries hard. We"re unraveling Operation Prosperity Guardian"s pivotal role in keeping trade afloat and dissecting the stark economic contrasts between military might and insurgent tactics. The ripple effects are vast, from soaring Suez Canal traffic to the pressures on businesses and consumers worldwide. Transitioning from maritime to market, we"re exploring the electric avenue of challenges in the EV sector, including the RAC"s bold proposition to drive down VAT on electric charging. Hear about Tesla"s stumble in China, and brace yourself as we chart the UK"s energy cost crisis in the wake of the Ukraine conflict. The surge is real, insolvencies are up, and businesses are feeling the post-Covid pinch. We"ll also touch on recent aircraft incidents that have caught global attention. It"s not all turbulence though; join me in navigating these stormy skies with an optimistic lens looking toward peaceful resolutions and a steadier course for the year ahead.Support the show About Tony Hines and the Chain Reaction Podcast – All About Supply Chain Advantage I have been researching and writing about supply chains for over 25 years. I wrote my first book on supply chain strategies in the early 2000s. Each week we have special episodes on particular topics relating to supply chains. We have a weekly news round up every Saturday at 12 noon. All things impacting global supply chains in that week, so come and join us on the Chain Reaction podcast. I look forward to seeing you there. You can follow and subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast platform. Follow like and share the Chain Reaction Podcast with colleagues and friends on social media. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn News about forthcoming programmes click here
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