September 2021 – “China Shutdowns, Place Q1 2022 Orders!” | The View, Podcast Edition – Episode 059
TheChemCo · Episode 059: September 2021 – “China Shutdowns, Place Q1 2022 Orders!” Episode 059 of The View from Jamestown, Podcast Edition September 2021 Episode – China plant shutdowns starting due to environmental regulations, as many as 10,000 plants – Plan your Q1 2022 inventory requirements today (we mean it!) – Hurricane Season in full […]
August 2021 – “Place your Q1 2022 Orders Now” | The View, Podcast Edition – Episode 058
TheChemCo · Episode 058: August 2021 – “Place your Q1 2022 Orders Now” Episode 058 of The View from Jamestown, Podcast Edition August 2021 Episode – Some China ports expected to shut down Q1 2022 due to Winter Olympics – Plan your Q1 2022 inventory requirements today (we mean it!) – Hurricane expected to hit […]
July 2021 – “Plan on Lead Time & Delays Through Q3” | The View, Podcast Edition – Episode 057
TheChemCo · Episode 057: July 2021 – “Plan on Lead Time & Delays Through Q3” Episode 057 of The View from Jamestown, Podcast Edition July 2021 Episode – Supply chain imbalance is expected to last well into September – “Above Average” hurricane season is expected, secure supply chains now – April/May Import PO’s are hitting […]
June 2021 – “Secure your supply chain through August!” | The View, Podcast Edition – Episode 056
TheChemCo · Episode 056: June 2021 – “Secure your supply chain through August!” Episode 056 of The View from Jamestown, Podcast Edition June 2021 Episode – Supply chain imbalance expected to last well into September – “Above Average” hurricane season is expected, secure supply chains now – April/May Import PO’s are hitting the ports, further […]
“Secure your supply chain through August!” | The View, Podcast Edition – Episode 055
Episode 055 of The View from Jamestown, Podcast Edition May 2021 Episode – Supply chain imbalance expected to last well into August/September – Heavy hurricane season is projected, which might further disrupt supply in the fall – Domestic suppliers cannot keep up with demand, further impacting port delays – Prices expected to stay at current […]
