Supply chain disruptions easing gradually


Tuju Setia managing director Wee Eng Kong

A problem which had plagued businesses during the lockdown, supply chain disruptions are gradually easing although effects such as inflation are being felt in many areas.

While pockets of disruptions still exist, affecting growth, they will likely ease over time but the problem has put modes of transportation into scrutiny.

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