The shipping backlog and supply chain issues continue in the Palmetto State. According to the South Carolina Ports Authority, more than two dozen ships off the coast of Charleston are waiting to deliver thousands of cargo containers loaded with goods.
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From the Super Bowl to the grocery aisle, pandemic problems just keep coming. Trucker convoys disrupting travel between the U.S. and Canada might be planning one around the Super Bowl, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)- As more stores welcome the holiday season, locally owned businesses say they are enjoying an increase in foot traffic. However, the impact of the pandemic can still be felt by some stores in the area, especially when it comes to supply chain issues and the amount of merchandise. We spoke with Owners at Revente in Five Points…
“This year is definitely better than last year. There are a lot of people out and everybody is more in the holiday spirit,” said Revente owner Heather Burns.
The White House Commerce Secretary raises concerns the Omicron variant may make the ongoing supply chain crisis even worse.
Governor Henry McMaster says he joined a group of 14 other Republican Governors trying to combat supply chain issues ahead of the holidays. Additionally, the governor says he issued an executive order to address concerns in the state.
