If America wants to lower costs, boost productivity, and strengthen its global competitiveness, we must start treating the supply chain as a strategic national priority. It’s not just a set of logistics or infrastructure challenges— it’s the foundation of economic stability and growth.
From the ports that drive international commerce to the railways, highways, and distribution networks that move goods across the country, the supply chain touches every community and every industry. Yet its value is too often recognized only when disruptions occur.
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