Buy local, buy early: The supply chain crisis could impact the holidays. Are you having trouble finding items?
Supply chain issues are affecting some New Jersey residents more than others, and with the holidays approaching, many more are having difficulty getting what is needed.
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Oct 21, 2021, 9:13 AM
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some New Jersey residents more than others, and with the holidays approaching,
many more are having difficulty getting what is needed.
In some grocery stores, a few empty
shelves of some items may be seen, but it’s more so toys and other products
ordered online that may not be available.
Unlike the coronavirus pandemic
when manufacturing shut down worldwide, the issue continues to be getting
products to the shelves.
Many items sit in containers on
ships, waiting to be offloaded. Long shoremen in Los Angeles and Long
Beach have just been given the go-ahead to work 24 hours.
If you're wondering how to beat the
backlog, it's recommended you buy local and buy early.
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