In a CNBC survey on Trump administration tariffs and their impact on supply chains, CSCMP CEO Mark Baxa cautioned that the U.S. labor market may not be prepared for reshoring, noting that high costs could lead to increased automation and potential job losses. His remarks underscore concerns about worker welfare in an environment of aggressive tariff policies.

CSCMP published a 33‐page white paper offering guidance to companies on navigating anticipated shifts in trade policies and regulatory frameworks under the incoming Trump Administration. The document provides recommendations on risk management, vendor engagement, and domestic sourcing strategies to mitigate potential supply chain disruptions.

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) released a 33‐page white paper on January 15, 2025, analyzing the anticipated impact of the incoming Trump Administration on global supply chains. The document provides guidance for companies on risk management strategies, including diversifying sourcing, becoming C-TPAT certified, and preparing for tighter trade policies and potential retaliatory measures.

CSCMP released a 33‐page white paper on January 15, 2025 that examines potential disruptions in global supply chains due to anticipated policy shifts under the incoming Trump Administration. The paper offers guidance and recommendations for companies to manage risks such as tariff changes, regulatory loosening, and shifting sourcing strategies.