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The battle continues

Logistics experts are predicting that global supply chains impacted by the pandemic won’t be back to anything near normal until at least the end of 2024.

Steve Callihane, the head of food group Kellogg, recently told Reuters: “We’re hoping, in the back half of this year, we start to see a gradual recession of the shortages,

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