Supply chains, ‘friend-shoring’ and cooperation with allies

Osler Legal Outlook

In this article – “Supply chains, ‘friend-shoring’ and cooperation with allies” – we review supply chain challenges which have emerged from ongoing geopolitical instability, inflation, monetary policy and other social and economic factors, and the policy and regulatory measures Canada is expected to adopt to address these challenges.

This article is authored by John Valley, who is a partner and Chair, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), and by Jesse Goldman, partner, Competition, Trade and Foreign Investment, Alan Kenigsberg, partner, Tax Group, Matthew Kronby, partner, Competition, Trade and Foreign Investment, and Chelsea Rubin, associate, Competition/Antitrust, Foreign Investment and International Trade.
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