Global Times Investigates: China's zero-COVID policy, flexible measures ensure minimum impact on supply chains
The impact of this round of outbreak and epidemic control measures has on China's supply chain is temporary and controllable, and the disruption done to the supply chain is likely to be offset as companies ramp up production, analysts pointed out.
- The impact of this round of outbreak and epidemic control measures has on China's supply chain is temporary and controllable, and the disruption done to the supply chain is likely to be offset as companies ramp up production, analysts pointed out.
- The only weak link in the supply chain seems to be in logistics, as the flow of freight remained hampered under the current situation.
- These measures mean China is not the problem of the global supply chain but the solution to it.
- A National Health Commission official said on Friday that China's epidemic control measures reasonably struck a balance with socioeconomic development.