Buttigieg says supply chain troubles could last until next year
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Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Sunday said supply chain issues could continue into next year as many companies continue to struggle with disruptions.
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Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that the supply chain backups at America's ports "will continue into next year." | Clips
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Sunday said supply chain issues could continue into next year as many companies continue to struggle with disruptions.
Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said Sunday on CNN that America’s supply chain disruptions are expected to continue into next year.
(CNN) — Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg predicted on Sunday that supply chain issues facing the US will continue into 2022, but stressed that Congress potentially passing President Joe Biden’s infrastructure proposal is the best way to help alleviate those problems.
CNN By Devan Cole and Jason Hoffman, CNN Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg predicted on Sunday that supply chain issues facing the US will continue