A recall rarely starts with a dramatic announcement. More often, it begins with a failed quality check, a customer complaint, a supplier notification or a test result that raises concerns about a product already in circulation. The challenge is that once a potential issue has been identified, the costs can extend far beyond the value […]
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A manufacturing business can appear well protected until a disruption exposes a weakness that nobody had fully considered. A specialist machine fails and replacement parts are unavailable for months. A key customer enters insolvency. A cyber incident stops production planning systems. A product issue triggers a costly liability claim. These are the types of risks
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A customer asking for 60-day terms can look like a good sales opportunity. It can also shift a large part of the financial risk onto your business. The real question is not simply whether credit terms are common in your sector, but whether one unpaid debt would create a problem your business would genuinely feel.
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