Manufacturing
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Manufacturers competing for PPE raw materials
Companies scrambling for find supplies as demand for equipment soars
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Pandemic highlighting weaknesses in Canadian trade and supply chain
Global trade in raw commodities to decline as Covid-19 makes it more difficult to move people and goods around the world, expert says
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Combilift notes demand surge as economies re-open
Manufacturers looking for ways to make more space explore narrow-aisle forklifts
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Manufacturing to return to 2019 levels in five years
Pandemic manufacturing contraction forecast at 7.6 percent
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Trump says “supply chains” should all be in U.S.
“These stupid supply chains that are all over the world – we have a supply chain where they’re made in all different parts of the world. We should have them all in the United States,” president said.
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Reshoring likely to emerge as post-Covid trend
April survey shows most manufacturers affected by pandemic and many are contemplating moving production home
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Why we aren’t running out of food during the coronavirus pandemic
Our food system has proven to be robust and resilient and shortages are demand-based rather than supply-based
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Bombardier to recall 11,000 workers
Furloughed employees will return to work across Canada over the next few weeks, primarily in Quebec
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Long train, short supply chain
Additive manufacturing keeps trains running
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Food supply issues force pause in re-opening plans
Beef exports curtailed as one Alberta meat packer connected to almost 500 cases of Covid-19
