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WSI | Kase Survey Reveals How Retail Supply Chain Leaders Are Rebuilding for 2026
A survey of 250 retail supply chain leaders finds 77% shifted sourcing from China and 93% expanding U.S. and Mexico warehousing to boost resilience and regional fulfillment.
- In a recent survey, WSI | Kase and TrendCandy released Retail Supply Chain Moves That Will Define 2026, capturing insights from 250 retail supply chain leaders on tariff turbulence, nearshoring, and delivery expectations.
- Rising tariff volatility prompted supply-chain leaders to shift from cost-centric strategies to resilience-centric design, prioritizing technology alignment and capital readiness.
- Leaders are shifting sourcing and expanding warehousing as 77% move away from China toward tariff-neutral countries, 93% grow U.S. and Mexico warehousing, and 84% plan 3PL provider restructuring by 2026.
- With control emerging as the new currency, leaders say technology alignment and capital readiness now define agility, as 88% report transparency strengthens customer loyalty despite 84% facing IT alignment challenges.
- The findings give leaders a roadmap for measured transformation to actually move the ball downfield and will shape planning for 2026, while WSI | Kase combines 3PL and warehousing expertise with fulfillment technology to support this shift.
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WSI | Kase Survey Reveals How Retail Supply Chain Leaders Are Rebuilding for 2026
APPLETON, Wis., Dec. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- WSI (Warehouse Specialists, LLC) and Kase, in collaboration with independent research firm TrendCandy, have released Retail Supply Chain Moves That Will Define 2026. This
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