When it comes to describing the current supply chain climate, it is an understatement to say that it is characterized mostly by a scarcity of labor and suppliers rather than a lack of demand for goods and services. A chronic lack of truck drivers existed prior to the COVID-19 epidemic, and the situation has now been exacerbated by a global labor shortage affecting a wide range of important professions, including dock workers and other warehouse workers. People are staying at home in large numbers as a result of a combination of the virus, stricter public health precautions, and economic stimulus...