The COVID-19 crisis has impacted virtually every aspect of our day-to-day lives, so it should come as no surprise that it has caused upheavals in the global supply chain that handles and transports goods of all kinds. From laptops to cooking supplies, it seems that stores are running out of just about everything—and the items that are available have become significantly pricier.
It’s not a problem that has a simple solution. The supply chain is experiencing bottlenecks and other kinds of disruptions at multiple points, including the warehouses, ports, railroads, and truck fleets responsible for getting products to businesses around the U.S…
