In it to Win it 50 - China Lockdown Creating Supply Chain Issues
China is closing it's ports because of Covid-19. 1 in 5 container ships are stuck outside of congested ports. "Just in time delivery" has turned into "Whenever we get it." This is going to get worse before it gets better. Here we discuss what to do about it.
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