Regulatory restraint

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Regulatory restraint is the cautious stance taken by organizations in logistics, supply chain and transport due to uncertain or evolving regulatory requirements. It results in delaying or adjusting operations, investments, or the adoption of new processes and technologies to avoid non-compliance and penalties.

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