Direct supply chains delivering local farmers competitive advantages

“Trading and investing more in our region means more opportunities for Australian businesses to grow, creating more Australian jobs and boosting our economic prosperity and resilience.” Farm-to-factory model harvests opportunity Against this backdrop, Hong Ming is just one of a growing brigade of businesses around the world looking for better ways to ship and receive goods amid a logistics sector navigating enormous challenges. As global trade faces ever-more shocks and political tensions, traditional, fragmented commodity supply chains are increasingly prone to service disruptions, planning inconsistencies and inefficient use of resources, driving up costs while reducing overall capacity. Consequently, forward-looking processors…