Supply Chains
Sciences & Technology
Government needs to plan for resilient food systems in Australia
With increasing shocks to our food supply, we need clear government accountability to ensure the right to adequate food
Business & Economics
The role you play in modern slavery in Australia
There are more than 40,000 people living and working in conditions considered modern slavery in Australia – but do Australian consumers care?
Business & Economics
The cascading crisis of global food supply chains
The world is experiencing a food crisis linked to war and climate change – but there are some possible solutions to soften the blow
Environment
Australia’s new government must tackle food insecurity
Australia needs to boost its capacity to weather shocks to our food security. And that’s why we need a Minister for Food
Business & Economics
Australia’s risky food supply chains
Australia can’t rely on industry and charities to feed people during disasters - government must lead in food security
Business & Economics
Encouraging responsible sourcing in our supply chains
We may all want our products to be sourced responsibly but mathematical modelling suggests firms need low-cost ways to signal their credentials, and more of us taking notice
Business & Economics
COVID-19’s ongoing supply chain chaos
As we head into the holidays, COVID-19’s disruption to our supply chains has created shortages, backlogs and global delays – but are we over the worst of it?
Business & Economics
Keeping supply chains ethical and sustainable amid COVID-19
The pandemic has put global supply chains under stress and we need to be watchful that ethics and sustainability don’t fall by the wayside
Business & Economics
Supply chain challenges ahead for the COVID-19 vaccine
The novelty and urgency of the COVID-19 vaccine presents significant supply chain challenges. Government and private sector collaboration will be key to sharing the risks and opportunities
Business & Economics
More transparency needed in PPE supply chains
COVID-19 has exposed a shortage of manufacturing capacity in personal protective equipment, but the larger problem is a lack of transparency over supplies and supply chains