Europe at greatest risk of supply chain problems set to persist till mid-2022 at least, warns Euler Hermes

Sarah JollyDecember 10, 2021
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Global supply chain disruption is likely to remain high until the second half of next year, with Europe’s reliance on Chinese imports meaning it might not see a return to more stable supply chains before the end of 2022, acco...

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Sarah JollyDecember 10, 2021
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