CNBC: Supply chains won’t recover until at least 2024

As shown interview, conducted by CNBC among the logistics managers of large US companies, most of them are confident that global supply chains will start to function normally no earlier than 2024. The channel interviewed 341 managers from US companies that are members of the National Retailers Federation (NRF), the American Association of Apparel and Footwear Manufacturers and Traders, and other major professional associations.

According to 61% of logistics managers, at the moment their supply chains have not returned to normal operation. 32% of managers say their supply chains have already recovered. At the same time, when asked when they expect a full restoration of these chains, 19% of managers said that in 2023, 30% said that in 2024, and according to 29% of respondents, the restoration will not happen before 2025 or not. happen at all. In addition, 59% of managers opined that the Biden administration is not aware of all the challenges facing supply chains. 32% of respondents believe that they are aware. Managers cite shortages of raw materials, congested ports, shortages of qualified personnel and shortages of storage space due to rising stocks among the most serious problems in the field of logistics.

Alena Miklashevskaya