As climate volatility continues to form international trade, the five best countries are more likely to weather and climate sources are the Philippines, Indonesia, India, Colombia and Mexico, according to a report from Proxima.
The research emphasizes the urgent need of senior purchasing staff (CPOS) to understand-upon necessity, re-evaluation-clarification decisions and flexibility planning, said Proxima in Germany in the “Global Resources Risk Index”.
Additional countries at risk include the United States (Classification 7YAustralia (ranked 9thYChina (ranked 10thYThis is largely due to its great geography. But while these major economies have a little less risk than the first five, the turmoil in those countries can have global consequences because of their central role in supply chains.
“Our report confirms the fact that the weather and climate are closely related to the global trade fabric. For resource professionals, this is not a distant danger. It is a current challenge that requires urgent and alternating procedure.”
Gil said: “Companies should look beyond the traditional risks and workers in both immediate exposure and the ability of each real market. It is no longer diversifying the sources of supply across various geographical regions, the strategic stock contract, and an optional-led prediction-led prediction-for-flexible tools.”
To protect from the effect of the potential climate, the report examined three sectors at greater risk than others: food, beverages, construction and retail. Many of these industries are transmitted to a “state” layout, various sources, and the first strategies of flexibility.
