Did Supply Chain Issues Kill the 40-Ounce Beer Bottle?


The global supply chain has been an area of concern since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, which provided the “perfect storm” for shortages to arise. During a time when consumers spent weeks on lockdown and needed plenty of cleaning, medical, and food supplies, there were considerable spikes in demand and labor shortages that put stress on supply chains.

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