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5 ways the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the supply chain

Supply chain: Cars being assembled at a Hyundai factory

Car manufacturers are among those stocking up on parts due to supply chain issues. Image: Reuters/Babu

Tarek Sultan
Vice-Chairman of the Board, Agility
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