Supermarket purchases are restricted, and the U.S. supply chain crisis is brewing. What causes it?

Mainly because of the epidemic and the current tense international relations. The epidemic is the main factor

According to the latest data, there are currently 9.83 million people diagnosed with COVID-19 in the United States. What is this concept? This is equivalent to the total population of Ganzhou in 2019.

Under the impact of the epidemic, the medical system in the United States has completely collapsed. There is a serious shortage of medical personnel and a serious shortage of hospital beds. Many people with mild symptoms have been told by the hospital to stay at home for treatment. , and finally died due to delayed illness.

In this chaotic situation, local factories have experienced widespread shutdowns, and a considerable number of people have lost their jobs. Some stores have also informed their employees to come back to work, and the other parties have confirmed that they will make more money by receiving relief funds. He simply stayed at home and was unemployed. In this case, the local supply of goods in the United States was insufficient, and supermarkets had to restrict purchases.

Another situation is that even though the local epidemic is so severe, there are still a large number of people who do not believe in science, refuse to get vaccinated, and stay away from work all day long to protest outside. This is also the reason why the local production economy has been unable to recover.

Tense trade relations are also the main reason

The United States is not mainly manufacturing, but is better at creating wealth through financial means. Many local daily necessities are mainly imported from other countries, such as Vietnam and India. However, these two countries are also currently suffering from the epidemic, and their output has dropped a lot compared to before. They also give priority to supplying these hard-earned products to their own residents, so there is no excess product for export.

Our country is a big manufacturing country, the overall economy has recovered very well, and the foreign trade export industry is also very hot. Nowadays, many countries around the world rely on our country's exports for daily necessities. However, due to some well-known reasons, my country controls the quantity of exported goods from relevant countries, which is also an indirect cause of tension in the U.S. supply chain.

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