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ARTICLE · 17 JUNE 2021

Working On The Chain: Lessons From The COVID-19 Era

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COVID-19 has created numerous supply chain issues, which continue to be top of mind for leaders across many industries as companies navigate new and evolving business norms.

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COVID-19 has created numerous supply chain issues, which continue to be top of mind for leaders across many industries as companies navigate new and evolving business norms.  Supply chain relationships and processes need to be re-imagined, formed, monitored, and executed with appropriate diligence to protect your company from threats both legal and reputational, particularly in light of an increased focus on ESG.

Important supply chain considerations include:

The flow of goods - either fully manufactured goods for distribution and sale into the Canadian markets or their inputs that are imported into Canada for further manufacture. To manage this challenge, particular attention must be paid to: 

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