The supply chain used to be something few people thought about. They think about it now as they gaze upon empty store shelves.
Because the empty shelves phenomenon began during COVID, many people assumed that after COVID things would return to normal. But they haven't, and that's because of problems in the supply chain that will not be fixed soon.
The really bad news is that some of the problems might never be fixed.
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