Interview: “It will take months to deplete excess inventory”

Much water has flowed under the bridge since the hectic days of supply crunch of 2021. Going forward, what’s in store for supply chains in 2023?

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Interview: “It will take months to deplete excess inventory”

Much water has flowed under the bridge since the hectic days of supply crunch of 2021. Going forward, what’s in store for supply chains in 2023?

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