SCMAP Perspective: 23 March 2026

SCMAP Perspective is our fortnightly column on PortCalls, tackling the latest developments in the supply chain industry, as well as updates from within SCMAP. On this column, Henrik Batallones dives into the Philippine government’s response to what he calls a budding economic crisis in the country, in light of the ongoing Middle East conflict.

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SCMAP responds to logistics challenges amidst Middle East armed conflict

With the ongoing war in the Middle East leading to increased oil prices and threatening the competitiveness of supply chains across the Philippines, the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines has been at work talking to key stakeholders across manufacturing, retail, logistics and the government to craft solutions and approaches to mitigate the impact on logistics costs.

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Supply Chain Immersion returns to Cagayan de Oro for 2026

Update: This event has now been cancelled in light of the declaration of a National State of Energy Emergency. Learn more here.


In 2026, Supply Chain Immersion – one of the flagship events of SCMAP – is heading to Cagayan de Oro, to provide an immersive, end-to-end look at how we can optimize and reduce costs across our supply chains.

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SCMAP Perspective: 23 February 2026

SCMAP Perspective is our fortnightly column on PortCalls, tackling the latest developments in the supply chain industry, as well as updates from within SCMAP. On this column, Henrik Batallones looks at the sluggish performance of the economy in recent quarters, and how the woes facing the construction sector affects our competitiveness in the long run.

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SCMAP Perspective: 9 February 2026

SCMAP Perspective is our fortnightly column on PortCalls, tackling the latest developments in the supply chain industry, as well as updates from within SCMAP. On this column, Henrik Batallones explores early efforts to address the impact of AI on our society, and whether the Philippines can keep up with the inevitable march of technology.

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