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According to a survey conducted by the Institute for Supply Chain Management in mid-March, nearly 75% of companies reported supply chain disruptions in some way due to coronavirus-related transportation restrictions. That number is only expected to rise. Although production is slowing in the US, manufacturers are finally returning to work in China. That means it's feasible to start production again — it's just a matter of getting your goods to the final destination and clearing import customs. We want to help you manage any supply chain disruptions that may come your way. In this article, we have five tips that will help you navigate international shipping in the time of COVID-19. |
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