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As global trade shifts toward a security-first paradigm, startups are facing unprecedented tariff risks and supply chain fragmentation. This transition is forcing venture-backed companies to move beyond 'just-in-time' logistics toward resilient, multi-polar manufacturing strategies.
As geopolitical tensions accelerate the shift toward trade fragmentation, global manufacturers face a new era of systemic tariff risks and supply chain restructuring. This briefing examines the transition from globalized efficiency to regionalized resilience and the resulting impact on market volatility.
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