Supply Chain Strategy & Transformation

This startup got a dream order from Walmart. Fulfilling it almost turned into a nightmare.

With production financing through Bridge, Dog Sauce got funding after its bank said no.

Consumers are buying more food with natural colors

Sales growth of food with “natural colors” is outpacing those with “artificial dyes,” but an industry-wide shift to these products won’t be easy.

Erin Cabrey

Illustration of a warehouse filled with shelves of boxed inventory, representing retail supply chains, inventory management, and logistics.

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Margins Under Pressure: How Retailers are Navigating Supply Chain Volatility

Retailers are facing constant pressure from tariffs, freight costs, supplier disruptions, and shifting global markets. Join Retail Brew and Oracle NetSuite to learn how retail leaders are using cost, inventory, and profitability data to evaluate pricing, sourcing, and fulfillment decisions while protecting margins in an unpredictable environment.

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Why Wrangler believes lighter can still mean tougher with new denim technology

The brand spent roughly two years and thousands of durability tests developing Toughlite, a new fabric technology designed to deliver more comfort.

Jeena Sharma

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How Ingrid & Isabel grew so fast without VC funding

The maternity brand’s founder and CEO says operating within your means can be a competitive advantage.

Jeena Sharma

Illustrated group of people walking away in despair from a closed door with two signs that read "jobs" and "closed"

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Are layoffs on the horizon in fashion?

While economic pressures continue to present challenges for most fashion retailers, impending tariffs have added another thorn in their path.

Jeena Sharma

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A look inside LesserEvil’s popcorn factory

Retail Brew toured the brand’s Connecticut factory to see firsthand how its organic snacks sold at Walmart, Target, and Costco are produced.

Erin Cabrey