Delayed shipments from China once again pressuring supply chains
With time on deliveries from China going up, global supply chains are once again slowing down, figures from Global Supply Chain Pressure Index show.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
Shipments from China to the US and global market are seeing longer delivery times, which once again mount pressure on global supply chains, show new figures from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, having provided the so-called Global Supply Chain Pressure Index (GSCPI) since 1997.
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