Update published on the US National Strategy for Global Supply Chain Security

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The National Strategy for Global Supply Chain Security, released in January 2012, established the US Government’s policy to strengthen the global supply chain to protect the interests of the United States.

A report has now been published which highlights progress to date and sets out activities that are expected through 2013.

The 'National Strategy for Global Supply Chain Security Implementation Update' covers the following areas:

Implementation Accomplishments and Next Steps
Understanding Supply Chain Threats and Risks
Advancing Cargo and Supply Chain Technology
Building Resilient Critical Infrastructures
Promoting Necessary Legislation
Promoting the Development and Implementation of Supply Chain Standards
Improving Commercial Information Analysis and Sharing Capabilities
Streamlining Processes and Developing Customized Solutions
Continuing Engagement with Stakeholders

Read the report (PDF)

•Date: 6th March 2013 • US •Type: Article • Topic: Terrorism

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