As we’ve alluded to, supply chains often become roiled during times of uncertainty such as a recession, or the run-up to one.
The reality is that uncertainty has plagued the market since roughly April of 2020, when COVID-19 first began to really impact the global economy, and supply chains for many sectors have not fully recovered as of Summer 2022.
A full-blown recession could very well re-create some of the supply chain pain many businesses felt in trying to secure raw materials during the “pandemic” era.
Source diversification is the key to riding out supply chain storms, and we have relationships with vendors from a wide variety of areas, both local and international. If one gets hamstrung by a worker shortage, we can switch to another. What that means for our customers is their orders will be delivered on time, so that you can meet your obligations and keep your income stream flowing.