Interruptions in the normal flow of goods and services from manufacturers to consumers, often caused by events impacting production, logistics, or availability.
Supply chain disruptions refer to any unforeseen event that interrupts the normal flow of goods and services from their point of origin to their final consumer. These can stem from natural disasters, political instability, labor shortages, manufacturing defects, or sudden shifts in demand. Such disruptions often lead to shortages, price increases, and delays in product delivery across various industries.