Workers who keep things moving are now sounding the alarm that a “systemic collapse” is too close for comfort

For the past several months, we have been reporting on the steadily collapsing global supply chain, initially brought about by the shuttering of entire economies due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since a majority of consumer and industrial goods now come from China, it stands to reason that as goes that country, so goes the supply chain.

"Northeast China's Shenyang, capital of Liaoning Province has been through a sudden and unexpected power curb. Meanwhile, dozens of provinces across the country are also facing power curb due to govt's pursuit to cut carbon emission even though the supply for coal remain adequate," said a tweet from the account Source Beijing.

See how this is working? One shortage feeds into anotherwhich feeds into another, which then disrupts the global supply chain.

All of which brings us to the United States, which is experiencing its own supply chain crisis that is worsening by the week.

"Seafarers, truck drivers and airline workers have endured quarantines, travel restrictions and complex Covid-19 vaccination and testing requirements to keep stretched supply chains moving during the pandemic," CNN Business reported this week.

To top all of that off, delivery times by the U.S. Postal Service are lengthening as well, adding to the supply chain woes.

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