Discover how AI and game theory are transforming procurement negotiations in this exclusive webinar.

Beroe LIVE NYC is an exclusive, invite-only series of in-person events by Beroe, tailored for global senior procurement professionals who are shaping the future of the function. 

The Hackett Group’s Category Market Intelligence Now Provided Exclusively by Beroe 

The Sosland Purchasing Seminar, scheduled for June 8–10, 2025, in Kansas City, MO, is a premier event for food industry professionals. It offers expert insights into commodity markets, risk management, and procurement strategies, providing attendees with valuable knowledge to navigate market volatility and enhance their purchasing decisions. ​

Coupa Inspire is an annual event uniting global leaders in finance, procurement, supply chain, and IT. It aims to foster meaningful connections through the Community Village & Expo and immersive formats like the Supply Chain Xperience.

DPW New York 2025 is a premier summit dedicated to digital procurement, scheduled for June 11–12, 2025, at ZeroSpace in Brooklyn, New York. Organized by Digital Procurement World (DPW), this event aims to accelerate innovation by connecting startups, tech leaders, mid-market and large enterprises, and investors addressing the world's most significant challenges.

Author: Amit Sampaul (Senior Research Analyst)

The Procurement Beige Book is a quarterly publication from Beroe that assesses and reports the level of favorability in sourcing conditions across a comprehensive set of commodities, materials, products, and services. By combining insights from a range of clusters, portfolios and nearly 400 categories the Beige Book provides procurement professionals with a detailed snapshot of favorability levels, helping them navigate market complexities with confidence. 

As tariff tensions escalate, the global procurement landscape is entering a new phase of disruption. The U.S. has rolled out sweeping tariff hikes, most notably a 145% tariff on China, and 25% duties on Canada and Mexico, and the steel, aluminum, and auto sectors. While some reciprocal tariffs are on a 90-day pause,