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How the pandemic is impacting Wisconsin manufacturers’ supply chains
8 Nov 2020
Wisconsin, News
Among the many challenges posed by COVID-19, the pandemic has disrupted supply chains, in some cases making it difficult for Wisconsin manufacturers to get the parts they need for their products. WEDC’s latest manufacturing industry update provides insight into how companies throughout the U.S. are responding to these challenges, including bringing their supply chains closer to home. This trend may ultimately create new opportunities for companies in Wisconsin’s manufacturing supply chain as they are able to supply parts to companies that previously obtained them from overseas sources. Learn more and get connected with resources to help manufacturers weather the pandemic.
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