Appliance shortages that plagued consumers since early 2022 are easing as production levels rise and inventory nears pre-pandemic levels.-
The appliance shortage that plagued consumers for much of the past two years is finally starting to ease. According to the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM), production levels have steadily increased since the peak of the shortage in early 2022, and inventory levels are now closer to pre-pandemic levels. While some manufacturers still face challenges with supply chains and labor shortages, the situation is gradually improving.
The appliance shortage was triggered by a confluence of factors, including the COVID-19 pandemic, which disrupted global supply chains and factory production, and the chip shortage, which impacted the ability to manufacture appliances with embedded technology. The peak of the shortage occurred in early 2022, leading to long wait times for appliances and higher prices for consumers.
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Finally, some good news for your kitchen reno! 🎉 The appliance shortage that had us all waiting months for a new fridge is *slowly* easing. 🙌 The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) says production is back on track, and inventory is looking more like it did before the pandemic. Fingers crossed we’re finally over the worst of it! #applianceshortage #appliancelife #homeimprovement #kitchenrenovation #consumernews #AHAM
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