Reputation crisis

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A reputation crisis refers to severe damage to the reputation of a logistics, supply chain, or transport actor (company, sector, or brand) caused by issues such as operational failures, safety breaches, unethical conduct, or negative media coverage, eroding the trust of customers, partners, and investors and potentially leading to financial consequences.

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