The onset of the Coronavirus pandemic brought about acute shortages of toilet paper, masks, ventilators, common household goods and more. The global supply-demand imbalance was unprecedented, holding lessons to help mitigate these kinds of disruptions in the future, if heeded.
As we progress, hopefully, towards the end of the global pandemic, and people are increasingly able to go outside and get back to “normal”, they will want to do things they’ve always done. One of those things is to celebrate.
In the U.S. July 4th is a national holiday. In Canada July 1st is a national holiday. Both days of celebration, as well as other similar days around the world, are marked by fireworks. But at this stage of the pandemic, wouldn’t you know it, there is now a concern about a shortage of fireworks.
What is going on? And what is the Fireworks Supply Chain?
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