Supply chain disruption up 88% last year, says Resilinc

Sarah JollyJanuary 24, 2022

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Factory fires polled as the number one cause of supply chain disruption last year, which saw an 88% rise across all drivers of delay and disruption, according to Resilinc. Supply chain shortages recorded the biggest percentage increase in delays.

Mergers and acquisitions were the second-biggest ...

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