If your supply chain network crosses a border, it is international, if it crosses borders around the world then it it global. International and global supply chains face similar challenges of visibility, information flow, speed and bottlenecks around customs processes and transit storage. 

Our experience includes the navigation of common supply chain challenges facing global organisations which include the following:

1. Managing different time zones.
2. Managing cross border language barrier.
3. Dealing with customs regulations and processes.
4. Anticipating geopolitical changes and border formalities.
5. Incorporating inspection for quality control and detection of defects.
6. Managing economic risks and hedging against foreign currency fluctuations. 
7. Environmental  regulatory compliance for countries working towards reduction of carbon emissions.