The Covid 19 pandemic has changed the way we look at the supply chain industry. Prior to the pandemic many organizations headquartered in America opted to manufacture products overseas as both materials and labors were cheaper.

Baby formula continues to be scarce throughout the United States as parents scramble to feed their babies amid a supply chain crisis. No product seems to be immune to the supply chain disruption with baby formula being the latest causality amplified by the covid-19 pandemic, historic inflation and numerous recalls. With no end in sight, parents are becoming desperate as store shelves lay empty throughout the country. "Unfortunately, given the unprecedented amount of volatility to the category, we anticipate baby formula to continue to be one of the most affected products in the market,” Datasembly CEO Ben Reich advised.

Last Thursday, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp declared a State of Emergency amid supply chain disruptions. The executive order went into effect on Saturday April 16^th. As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and an already stressed supply chain – Georgia has not been able to recover as quickly as they had hoped.