Posted on 10/12/2021 8:44:36 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Coresight Research Founder and CEO Deborah Weinswig told Yahoo Finance Live on Tuesday the supply chain crisis will continue throughout 2022 and into 2023.
“Let’s look at the math: It’s 14 days to get a container from APAC to the U.S. and 40 days for it to get back,” Weinswig said. “And we have a complete container misalignment right now. So that’s 80 days, we’re talking, in our opinion — we’re probably looking at Q1 2023 before all of those containers get back and realign.”
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Sigh. Another day and no one is doing anything about this crisis. Once again it would be nice to have some grownups in charge
Paying people to not work has consequences.
Paying people not to work did the trick.
All is going according to plan.
There really isn’t anything that can be done. This all started last year with the TP rush. Then the supply chain got misaligned to supply TP and we’ve been playing with revolving shortages ever since because there’s always something not moving. You can’t just create more capacity with the Staples easy button. This is like any other traffic jam that happens when somebody randomly slams their brakes. It will clear when it clears.
Another factor was restaurants closing. Food suppliers were shipping bulk meats, milk, butter, etc. to restaurants, but then had to change to individual packaging for consumers.
Yeah. We dumped a whole bunch of big rocks in the supply chain. And that blockage will just keep moving around.
Not to worry. The shattering of our economy and imposition of stagflation is merely “transitory.”
The auto industry is not just being hit by the semiconductor shortage, but by multiple material shortages such as steel, aluminum and rubber.
That is affecting other industries as well who use the same materials. Manufacturers who cannot keep up are allocating supply to their largest customers, leaving many smaller companies unable to manufacture their goods.
It is a collapsing system right now and this is intentional.
The globalists needs a complete global economic collapse with food shortages and material shortages so they can blame capitalism and enact “The Great Reset” that will ensure food is distributed “equitably” and the environment is protected by benevolent leaders who will assume control over the means of production.
I heard an economic “Expert” on TV this morning bewailing the fact China’s economy is suffering due to energy producing problems and shipping products to the US will be impacted. I’ve also heard there are thousands of shipping containers sitting idle all over the East and West Coasts because they can’t be delivered. So why is the fact China can’t ship products over here now a problem? Please elucidate.
It’s all the biden regime’s fault—NOT the pandemic!!!!
“Let’s go, Brandon!”
Supply Chain Crisis Will continue until everyone conforms?.
Ain’t no one world order huh Moe.
The Biden’s administrations terrible energy polices meeting their terrible monetary policy meeting their terrible fiscal polices is the problem.
The Biden’s administrations terrible energy polices meeting their terrible monetary policy meeting their terrible fiscal polices is the problem.
Two weeks to flatten the Republic.
The problem is too much was off shored.
Lets take potato chips as a product. This is just an example not a real world issue
Potato harvest is fine, potato chip manufacture is working fine but the packaging you put the chips into comes from China now. The foil you make your 32oz bags out of is stuck on a ship. It stuck there for 6 weeks. It will eventually get to you but in the interm you cannot sell you chips and your inventory is perishable.
The Biden Regime is trying to “choke America out” and we need to push back.
But...no more mean Tweets.
i remember J.I.T shipping, now it’s S.O.L. shipping...
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