Supply chain shock could disrupt half of global businesses within three weeks

Half of global chief executives said their businesses could not run beyond three weeks if a major supply chain shock hit, new research found.
A report from procurement and supply chain consultancy Proxima found 51 per cent of CEOs said their business would experience some form of disruption within three weeks if a major supply chain shock occurred.
The Global Supply Chain Resilience Outlook surveyed more than 500 chief executives at businesses generating over $500 million (£374.4 million)