The end of ‘just in time’? Asia rejigs supply chains post-Hormuz
Global supply chains are shifting away from 'just-in-time' models due to recurring disruptions from geopolitical conflicts and health crises. Analysts argue that businesses must now prioritize supply-chain and energy security as these risks become a permanent feature of the global trade landscape.
Why it matters
This shift signals a fundamental change in global economic strategy, moving from efficiency-focused globalization to resilience-focused regionalization.
How many crises does it take to change the way the world trades? For Asia, the answer appears to be three.
The article relies on expert analysis and provides a balanced overview of economic trends without taking a political stance.
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