supply chain

With New York City’s popular outdoor Christmas markets underway, Exquisito Chocolates in Miami encounters some supply chain headaches as it prepares to participate in one outdoor market. Delays and high costs for construction materials force owner Carolina Quijano to change her booth’s design to make it more affordable.

This dinnertime staple for many families may be a little more expensive due to ongoing supply chain issues.

San Diego Chef Priscilla Curiel has everything she needs to open her new restaurants, Tuétano Taqueria and Mar Rustico: she has the perfect locations, she has her carefully crafted recipes, she has the vision. The only thing she’s missing is a steady supply of ingredients, as the pandemic supply chain problems hit her Michelin-recommended birria tacos.

From appliance stores in the United States to food markets in Hungary and gas stations in Poland, rising consumer prices are putting a pinch on households and businesses worldwide.

Inflation reached 30-year high in 2021, in large part due to the pandemic, which caused supply chain issues and surges in consumer demand. But not everything costs way more today than it used to. NBCLX political editor Noah Pransky explains why these eight things cost less today than they did in 2001

Appliances are the latest victim of the supply chain issues. Because of that, Consumer Reports has some tips to keep your microwave running smoothly through your holidays.

Take a step back from the picked-over store shelves, the stalled container ships and the empty auto showrooms, and you’ll find a root cause of the shortages of just about everything you’d want to buy

See how delays in the supply chain are causing problems for the toys you plan to buy this holiday season.

On Wednesday, President Joe Biden says he has spoken with CEOs of some of the largest retailers in the country, and they told him shelves would be stocked for the holidays.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused major supply chain shortages in the U.S. Here’s how shipping delays may affect your deliveries, your wallet and your way of life in 2021 and 2022.

Head to almost any beach in San Diego and you’re sure to see some people hitting the waves. Surfing is an iconic part of our beaches, but even it has been affected by the ongoing supply chain issues.

NBC 7 Responds looked at how stores are responding to issues with their supply chains

The Biden administration rolled out plans on Tuesday to identify and pay for possible upgrades to U.S. ports within the next 90 days — hoping to ultimately tamp down the inflation being caused by ships waiting to dock and a shortage of truck drivers to haul goods.

Coping with the supply chain shortage, seen at grocery stores, car dealerships and more, has become a part of life in the pandemic. And even though we’re approaching our third calendar year with COVID, the 2021 shortages are showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, this Thanksgiving and holiday season is expected to be a challenging one, due to…

Wondering why there are shortages of food, cars, chips and many more essential products in 2021? Here’s how COVID crashed the supply chain.

The holidays are a busy time for stores, with people shopping for food, gifts and clothing, but those products that use to arrive in weeks can now take months to ship.

President Joe Biden has wrapped up his time at the Group of 20 summit trying to convince Americans and the wider world that he’s got things under control, if only Russia, China and Saudi Arabia would get on board

The Pacific Southwest Better Business Bureau is telling holiday shoppers to start early due to backed-up supply chains and inflation leading to fewer holiday bargains and higher-than-normal prices.

Customers are flocking to local costume shops for Halloween costumes as online orders will not make it in time for the holiday, reports NBC 7’s Melissa Adan

Sail Freight shipping company in New York delivers goods by sailboat without using fossil fuels to combat climate change.