Comment / Supply chain radar: Untangling the mess

AAAmess

14/12/2021

In my previous ’Welcome (2022) force majeure’ take from last week, I discussed how global raw material supply shortages are being exacerbated by problems in the global logistics industry. Now, it’s just about the right time, sequentially, to run the rule over using the plunger to start clearing the blockages in our supply chain networks.

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