BBC World Service programme on global supply chain shortages

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4 November 2021

BBC World Service programme on global supply chain shortages

On the 4 November 2021 the BBC World Service Inquiry programme examined the reasons for current shortages across global supply chains, focusing on computer chips, labour, coffee and container shipping. I was the ‘expert witness’ interviewed on the last of these sectors, giving a logistical perspective on what’s been going wrong.

Listen to the recording