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Recent briefs by John:

Trump’s trade plans could boost China’s pan-Asian railway dreams


The evolving relationship between the USA and China is already having a transformative effect on global and regional supply chains. Whilst there has been a focus on the new tariffs which President Trump may impose on Chinese imports, the reality is that the Chinese government has been re-focusing its trade strategy for over a decade.

Future proofing maritime transport and logistics


Professor John Manners-Bell, Chief Executive of Ti Insight and Founder of the Foundation for Future Supply Chains, recently addressed an expert meeting at the United Nations in Geneva on the subject of ‘Future proofing maritime transport and logistics’.

The Logistics of Weight Loss Drugs


Forecasts suggest the weight loss drugs market could rise to $45 billion by 2032 with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 44%. This brings enormous opportunities, but also many supply chain and logistical challenges.

Improved logistics links crucial to Caribbean economic growth, UN conference hears


John Manners-Bell, Chief Executive of Ti Insight and Founder of the Foundation for Future Supply Chain, recently spoke and moderated a panel at the United Nations Global Supply Chain Forum in Barbados. One of the aims of the conference was to identify action-oriented recommendations, setting out how stakeholders and policy makers from transport and trade could better understand the evolving trading and shipping landscape, address the underlying challenges and leverage the associated opportunities.

Ecommerce air cargo lifeline under threat


Ecommerce volumes have become critical to the success of the international air cargo sector in the past few years. However, there is a real threat that laws being proposed by US lawmakers – with backing from right across the political spectrum – will undermine the growth of the industry.