Over the past several years, the American public has witnessed several massive supply chain disruptions, with many consumer products we often take for granted vanishing before our very eyes.
Electronics at big retail stores. Toilet paper for consumers. Even ketchup in restaurant to-go bags was not immune during the pandemic. But in reality, it’s not as if the trees or cotton plants needed to make toilet paper or the tomatoes needed to make ketchup stopped growing. So what really is causing retailer shelves to go bare?
