Bluesky · Hashtag

#SupplyChains

120
posts · 30d
34
users
4
posts / day
3.5
posts / user
-3% vs last week

#SupplyChains is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 34 people shared 120 posts with it — around 4 a day. Activity is down 3% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 2 with 10 posts.

#SupplyChains posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #SupplyChains

Kate Armstrong
@brainchain.ca
over 1 year ago
The grocery store nationalism of supply chains gets more interesting. My supermarket (Freshco) does a new flyer on Thursdays.. and anything produced in Canada or an international brand with a Canadian presence as of today now has a maple 🍁 leaf on the price sticker . #SupplyChains #Merchandising
McCain Fries from Florenceville New Brunswick on a shelf with little Canadian stickers in red packaging colours
Our compliments Waffles prepped in Mississauga in yellow and blue packaging
Canada Dry and sprite pop (sprite with a bottling plant in Cambridge ) on the shelves
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Dr Tom Harris
@drtomharris.bsky.social
9 months ago
The US has already lost 12% of its current income due to climate change. Most studies project future losses, but new research from the University of Arizona has calculated the costs to date. news.arizona.edu/news/cli…. #climatechange #economy #income #impacts #supplychains
Climate change's hidden price tag: a drop in our income

news.arizona.edu

Climate change's hidden price tag: a drop in our income

By linking decades of weather and income data, University of Arizona economist Derek Lemoine shows how routine temperature shifts have already become an economic force.

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Ken Bazinet
@kenbazinet.bsky.social
4 days ago
Dean Croke, principal analyst at DAT Freight & Analytics, said independent truckers, who typically pay for fuel up front, may not be able to withstand further hikes. "We're about to see diesel price-driven bankruptcies," Croke told Reuters. #IranWar #SupplyChains
Record US diesel prices squeeze farmers; food prices may rise

www.reuters.com

Record US diesel prices squeeze farmers; food prices may rise

In northeast Missouri, Addie Yoder, a corn, soybean and cattle farmer, runs two combines, three semi-trucks and several tractors from mid-September to late October to harvest and transport her crops.

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Ash Oro
@ashoro.co.uk
5 months ago
2/8 I can lay out my reasoning and explain this as simply as I can. The obvious framing is oil. But that’s too simple, and too politically charged. There are other cargoes moving through Hormuz that are just as critical to how the modern world functions. #GlobalTrade #SupplyChains
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