The risks associated with the 2026 hurricane season could significantly affect businesses reliant on complex supply chains, particularly in the retail and shipping sectors. Even a single major storm has the potential to disrupt operations, delay shipments, and increase costs. The Atlantic's relatively calm forecast does not eliminate the possibility of severe localized impacts, while the Pacific's heightened activity could pose additional challenges. Businesses without adequate contingency plans may face prolonged recovery times and financial losses. The report highlights the importance of collaboration between insurers, regulators, and law enforcement to address these risks effectively.