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ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2020

Coronavirus Causing Disruptions Along Global Supply Chains

Since first making headlines in late 2019, the coronavirus (causing COVID-19) has expanded beyond its origin in Wuhan, China to over 167,000 confirmed cases

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Since first making headlines in late 2019, the coronavirus (causing COVID-19) has expanded beyond its origin in Wuhan, China to over 167,000 confirmed cases, over 6,000 fatalities in over 100 countries worldwide at the time of publication. The numbers seem to be changing by the hour and experts agree the true number of cases is likely much higher. In addition to the troubling individual and public health concerns, the rapid spread of COVID-19 across the world is leaving its mark on global commerce, extensively disrupting the manufacturing supply chain. In addition to the practical difficulties of operating a business, many manufacturers have expressed their concerns about breached contracts (and their options) in light of the circumstances.

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