Inflation

Inflation

Supermarkets across Britain are currently seeing empty shelves due to supply issues for fresh products, which has led to rationing of some fruits and vegetables © Photo by Rasid Necati Aslim/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

Food inflation highest in 45 years due to supply chain disruption

10 ways CPOs can tackle another year of volatility

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (L), alongside the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, (centre right © Photo by Stefan Rousseau - WPA Pool/Getty Images

What does business want from the Spring Budget?

Tesco tells suppliers to pay fulfilment fees or face range cuts

Rocketing demand and agave shortages threaten tequila supplies

24 February 2023

'Firms will go bust' before latest energy support scheme takes effect

23 February 2023

Pressure on construction supply chains leaves procurement with 'impossible decision'

22 February 2023

Waitrose to spend £100m to avoid price rises for shoppers

20 February 2023

Ocean freight rates dropped 13.3% month-on-month, their largest ever drop © Photo by CFOTO/Future Publishing via Getty Images

Why a 'dramatic' drop in freight rates is 'double-edged' for procurement

15 February 2023

Supply chains 'returning to just-in-time as congestion eases'

1 February 2023

What products were most at risk of supply chain theft in 2022?

30 January 2023

Suppliers and buyers are “battle weary” after months of cost pressures The Parliament building in Singapore © Photo by LaylaBird via Getty Images

Is inflation destroying relationships between buyers and suppliers?

25 January 2023

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