20+ Page Report released on North America’s Petrochemical Supply Chain Outlook 2021 [Promoted]
Reuters Events has shared the latest Supply Chain Industry Outlook paper this February, featuring insights from Maersk, XPO Logistics, American Chemistry Council, University of Houston, MIT, and Economic Alliance of the Houston Port Region.
Despite the shaky circumstances upon which the chemical industry has found itself in the past year of covid-19, the chemical industry touches 96% of all manufactured goods and in the US accounts for a quarter of GDP. How petrochemical companies adapt their supply lines to the onslaught of the Covid-19 pandemic, while at the same time dealing with forces from both end-markets and its raw materials, remains well and truly front of mind for all business leaders in the petrochemical and logistics space.
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Research shows that the window on North America’s economy given by the petrochemical industry is starting to show a positive picture as we move through 2021, and it is with this in mind that Reuters Events has shared this latest research piece that covers:
- The industry’s most complete petrochemical’s supply chain market overview – current and up-to-the-minute in February 2021
- Upcoming and current investments insight
- Insights on the policy and tariffs affecting your business this year
- Why the petrochemical industry has a vital role to play in delivering the UN Sustainable Development Goals in all corners of the world – and how to achieve these goals
- Insights on the key technologies transforming the supply chain in 2021
- 7 Key Steps to Resilience & Adaptability in Supply Chains
- Exclusive game-changing case studies - including Aramco & Maersk’s partnership to create visibility End-to-End; Why Maersk is banking on Blockchain; How Ford Motors pivoted to PPE with XPO Logistics; How XPO Logistics helped a large oil and gas firm save $5 million
The report is jam-packed with unmissable contributions and lessons learned. Key stakeholders include:
- Ed Brzytwa, International Trade Director, American Chemistry Council
- Drew Wilkerson, President of North American Transportation, XPO Logistics
- Faith Dennison, Head of Lead Logistics Product Development, Maersk
- Professor Yossi Sheffi, Director of the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics
- Maria Burns, Director of the Logistics and Transportation Policy Program, University of Houston
- Chad Burke, President/CEO, Economic Alliance Houston Port Region
You can download the complimentary report here now:
Download the Petrochemical Supply Chain 2021 Industry Report