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Supply Chain Ireland Podcast

Supply Chain Ireland Podcast

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Supply Chain Ireland Podcast


Bringing you the voices behind Ireland’s supply chains.


Ireland’s supply chains sit at the intersection of global geopolitics, trade disruption, and rapid transformation and this podcast is where those stories are told. The Supply Chain Ireland Podcast explores how international events, shifting trade relationships, and economic uncertainty are reshaping the way goods move into, out of, and across Ireland.

Each episode brings together the full spectrum of voices behind the supply chain from industry leaders and policymakers to logistics providers, port operators, manufacturers, retailers, and frontline experts. These are candid, practical conversations with the people navigating real-world challenges every day.

From post-Brexit trade realities and global conflicts to sustainability pressures and digital transformation, we break down complex issues into clear insights you can actually use. Whether you're managing risk, planning for disruption, or building more resilient operations, this podcast connects you directly to the people and perspectives driving Ireland’s supply chains forward.


© 2026 Supply Chain Ireland Podcast
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  • Episode 4 Nils Haupt Head of Corporate Communications at Hapag-Lloyd
    2026/05/08

    We are delighted to be joined today by Nils Haupt from Hapag-Lloyd
    — one of the world’s leading container shipping companies.

    Now, global shipping is one of those industries that most people rarely think about… until something goes wrong. Yet almost everything we use, wear, build, or consume has likely spent time on a container vessel somewhere in the world. From electronics and pharmaceuticals to food, retail, and industrial goods, global trade quite literally moves by sea.

    Nils has had a fascinating career journey across media, aviation, and now international shipping — giving him a unique perspective on how communication, leadership, and customer expectations are evolving in an increasingly volatile world.

    And there’s certainly no shortage of volatility right now.

    Over the past few years, supply chains have faced pandemic disruption, port congestion, geopolitical tensions, war in the Red Sea, rising fuel costs, and now renewed instability around the Strait of Hormuz — one of the world’s most strategically important shipping routes.

    Today, we’re going to explore what these disruptions actually mean in practical terms for global carriers: how quickly shipping networks can adapt, the real operational and financial costs behind rerouting vessels, the knock-on effects across global trade, and importantly, the human impact on crews working in high-risk regions.

    We’ll also discuss how customer expectations have changed, why resilience is now becoming just as important as efficiency, and what supply chain leaders should be preparing for next.

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    29 分
  • Episode 3 Wissam Kazzaz ( What rising tension in the Gulf means for Irish businesses)
    2026/04/13

    🎙️ New Episode – Supply Chain Ireland Podcast

    What does rising tension in the Gulf mean for Irish businesses?

    With uncertainty around key trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz — and no peace agreement yet between the US and Iran as of April 13th — supply chains are facing renewed pressure.

    In this episode, I speak with Wissam Kazzaz, a Gulf commercial strategist with over 25 years’ experience across the region, now supporting Irish companies entering Middle East markets.

    We discuss:
    ▪️ The reality on the ground in the UAE
    ▪️ Disruption to trade routes and logistics
    ▪️ The impact on Irish exporters
    ▪️ What businesses should be doing now

    🎧 Listen now via the link in bio

    #supplychain #ireland #logistics #exports #uae #middleeast #geopolitics #business

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    28 分
  • Episode 2 Fuel Protests Dublin Ireland
    2026/04/10

    Supply Chain Ireland Podcast – Episode 2 covers the ongoing fuel protests across Dublin and around the country, speaking with James Geoghegan, Paul Murphy TD, John Dallon, Peader Tobin, and members of the public.

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    38 分
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