A Broken Supply Chain Isn't a Problem for the Logistics Industry; It's a Moneymaking Opportunity
Thirty thousand high-end snow globes are trapped in California's San Pedro Bay, split between two shipping containers on two ships in the idle flotilla
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Thirty thousand high-end snow globes are trapped in California's San Pedro Bay, split between two shipping containers on two ships in the idle flotilla
The supply chain, defined as the system of moving goods from factories and farms to consumers, is tied into knots and failing to deliver. But supply chain companies, each a private entity that hopes to make as much money as possible out of the surge in consumer demand, are having their best year ever.
The logjam at the ports and larger supply chain disruptions have led to record-setting profits for big companies in the logistics business.