The leader of a global manufacturer for agriculture equipment says supply chain shortages and delays will likely spill over into 2022.  

Leif Magnusson is the senior vice president of the Americas with CLAAS.

“This year we have been blessed to actually get everything that we needed to fulfill demand,” Magnusson says. “However, going into next year, the concern is that especially on the technology side a lot of companies have put out warnings that we could be seeing delays in that area.”

He tells Brownfield shortages and delays aren’t the only issue plaguing supply chains.

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