Maersk flags rising supply chain volatility as geopolitical, climate pressures reshape Latin America trade flows

• Maersk flagged structural volatility in global supply chains, driven by geopolitics, shifting trade flows, climate dynamics.
• Latin America faces higher uncertainty in costs, transport capacity, service reliability, with outsized risk for climate-sensitive commodities, export flows.
• Resilience is becoming a strategic priority, with focus on visibility, predictive analytics, diversification, operational flexibility, regional adaptation.
• The analysis framed these capabilities as key to maintaining continuity, supporting long-term growth amid persistent disruption.

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