Since the Covid-19 pandemic, manufacturers continue to cope with vulnerabilities of the global supply chain. (Credit: bong/Adobe Stock)

In 2024, manufacturers find themselves facing increasingly complex and potentially costly risks that only promise to worsen for the foreseeable future.

Fortunately, insurance professionals will be ideally poised to help manufacturing companies protect their businesses by knowing, evolving with, and staying ahead of the potential perils posed by today's leading manufacturing risk areas, which include climate, supply chain, cyber and AI.

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