How deglobalization is shaking up the supply chain

Shipping containers Keelung Taiwan — Shipping containers stacked at the Port of Keelung in Keelung, Taiwan, which is the home to several major producers of semiconductors, which will face increase competition as Europe and the U.S. race to increase local chip production. (Bloomberg)

September 04, 2023 06:30 AM

The automotive supply chain is undergoing a major shake-up because of deglobalization, and no where is is more prevalent than in Europe.

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