NOTE FROM THE EDITOR

Let's face it, the state of supply chains hasn't been the same since 2020. 

When seeing out-of-stock items at the grocery became the new normal, suddenly the term “supply chain” was on everyone’s lips. Not to mention that for once, people actually understood what a supply chain even was.

Although congestion has eased, we shouldn't forget the lessons of the pandemic: Supply chains affect everyone in the world. Whether we realize it or not, they play a major economic role that impacts everything from the products we purchase to the food we consume.

Tomorrow, April 29, is National Supply Chain Day — yes, it exists. Be sure to recognize the hard work supply chain professionals do every day to ensure goods keep moving.