“As the lockdown in China becomes a thing of the past, hopefully, you’ll see that surge start to pick up momentum again,” McKenna said in an interview at Bloomberg’s Los Angeles bureau on Thursday. “But by no stretch of the imagination do we think it’s over,” he said, referring to the supply-chain crunch. “In fact, we’re planning for this to go for the entire year.”
China Lockdowns to Deal Another Supply-Chain Hit, PMA Chief Says
