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Chinese shutdown continues to leave a difficult situation hard to navigate

As this situation moves on, there continue to be more questions than answers, to be sure. There is never a really opportune time for a crisis to emerge. That has never wrung more truly in logistics and supply chain than it has going back to March 2020, to be sure. Here is to hoping China’s operations get back to full-strength sooner than later. While we all hope it happens quickly, it is really hard to say if that will be the case.

source https://www.supplychain247.com/article/chinese_shutdown_continues_to_leave_a_difficult_situation_hard_to_navigate

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