Eye on China: India, Oz and Japan to boost supply chain resilience

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The trilateral initiative comprising India, Japan and Australia on Tuesday agreed to step up efforts to enhance the supply chain resilience initiative (SCRI), which is seen to be a counter to China’s stronghold on supplies of essentials, with India offering to initially support the supply of five products in the two partner countries.

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