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How weather affects your Thanksgiving menu - Vimarsana News

How weather affects your Thanksgiving menu

As Americans across the U.S. prepare to gather with friends and family for Thanksgiving, final preparations are underway to decide what to include or not include on the menu.

Source: yahoo.com
Global sugar shortage has supply chain experts concerned as holidays near - Vimarsana News

Global sugar shortage has supply chain experts concerned as holidays near

With holiday recipes heavily relying on the sweet-tasting substance, a potential sugar shortage is set to be felt by festive families worldwide.

Source: yahoo.com
Holiday shopping may face shipping delays as drought cuts crucial Panama Canal shipping lane access - Vimarsana News

Holiday shopping may face shipping delays as drought cuts crucial Panama Canal shipping lane access

"It is the worst situation since the middle of last century," said chief meteorologist Jon Davis for Everstream Analytics, a world leader in supply chain analytics.

Holiday shopping may face shipping delays as drought cuts crucial Panama Canal shipping lane access - Vimarsana News

Holiday shopping may face shipping delays as drought cuts crucial Panama Canal shipping lane access

"It is the worst situation since the middle of last century," said chief meteorologist Jon Davis for Everstream Analytics, a world leader in supply chain analytics.

Source: fox29.com
Panama Canal drought hits new crisis level amid severe El Nino - Vimarsana News

Panama Canal drought hits new crisis level amid severe El Nino

As the Panama Canal deals with an ongoing drought and the worst El Nino in recent history, more than 40% of vessel traffic will be cut by February.

Source: cnbc.com