Supply chain disruptions are easing, but the backlog is still 'very much there,' says logistics firm
Mark Manduca of GXO Logistics explains why it thinks supply chain disruptions will persist for at least another nine months.
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Supply chain disruptions are easing, but the backlog is still 'very much there,' says logistics firm
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