In 2025, supply chain disruptions will continue driving up prices as finding materials will be difficult. The price increases of wood, plastics, and thermal protection materials may be as high as 6.5% annually.

Building trustworthy relationships with your suppliers is mandatory to help you avoid delays and keep your projects running smoothly and on budget.

Putting sustainability at the forefront of your supply chain management is no longer negotiable, as the construction industry generates high quantities of waste, emits carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, and negatively impacts climate change.

The sector consumes copious amounts of energy, not just on-site and manufacturing, but also the products used in buildings.

• How Does the Construction Supply Chain Management Work? To be published on 06/27/2025
• What Challenges and Benefits Can You Find in the Construction Supply Chain Management? To be published on 07/07/2025
• _ Do you Know What Green Supply Chain Management in the Construction Means? To be published on 07/11/2025_

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