'Global supply chain volatility is here, and it’s here to stay.’ That statement may have been a revelation around a decade ago, but in 2025 it’s safe to say that the world has become rather accustomed to the constant state of crisis it finds itself in.

From global pandemics and to geopolitical instability and key transport route blockages, European businesses have certainly weathered seemingly endless storms over the past few years – so much so that they’re no longer just trying to keep their heads above water, they’re actively focused on achieving growth despite the circumstances around them.

So how exactly are European businesses looking to turn uncertainty into opportunity and grow amid supply chain volatility?

Download our free report to find out

This report is the product of a Maersk-owned survey of over 900 customers across Europe, setting out to establish:

• The primary challenges facing European businesses over the next 12 months and the measures they’re taking to tackle them
• Whether supply chain has become the priority for European businesses on their mission to grow
• What sourcing patterns are emerging – including  and China +1 strategies
• Plus, market analysis from Maersk experts on which strategies they expect to be the most beneficial for growth, including for

Maersk hopes this report gives you a broader understanding of where European companies are turning their attention to as they look to achieve growth.