Crossfire Turns Billion-Dollar Blind Spot for Global Supply Chain CEOs
The escalating trade war between the U.S. and China has officially become a crossfire for major corporations, with logistics costs spiking 23% in Q3 alone. CEOs are now facing a brutal reality: every shipment routed through key Asian hubs is a potential liability. This crisis is forcing rapid pivots to nearshoring in Mexico and reshoring in Vietnam, but those strategies are now caught in the same crossfire of tariffs and geopolitical pressure. For boardrooms, the cost of neutrality has never been higher.