In today’s world, most commerce depends on an international supply chain one way or another. Whether it’s contracting the manufacture of goods or simply ordering parts from another country, few products are sold that are totally made in the USA, creating a vulnerability to international Supply Chain disruptions.
Unfortunately, even a slight disruption in the supply chain could put your company at a huge disadvantage which could, in turn, significantly impact your bottom line. If you work with suppliers in various foreign countries, you’ll want to avoid disruptions at all costs.
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