It wasn’t that long ago when local, regional, and global supply chains were boringly predictable. A local business would place an order and whether that was to a supplier down the street, in another state, or across the ocean, trucks, trains, and container ships would embark on their journeys to fulfill those orders. Sure, there were challenges, and even systemic flaws, but by and large the process worked.
Then came COVID-19.
This past Friday, the…
