5 Years Later: 3 Things COVID-19 Changed in Supply Chain And 2 It Didn’t
BlueYonder
MARCH 11, 2025
The pandemic showed vulnerabilities in the supply chain, which were amplified by subsequent eventssuch as the Red Sea tensions, which caused cargo traffic to fall from around 5000 containers per day in November to 2000 in December 2023. At first, there was a surge in essential purchases as people stockpiled necessities like toilet paper.
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