The chart highlights the states most affected by supply chain issues from 2015 to 2025, with California leading the list at 150 incidents, followed by Texas with 130 and Florida with 120. New York ranks fourth with 115, reflecting its major logistical role, while Illinois faces 110 disruptions. Pennsylvania and Ohio follow closely with 105 and 100 respectively, indicating strong industrial and trade impacts. Georgia and North Carolina register 95 and 90, while Michigan reports 85. Mid-tier states like New Jersey (80), Virginia (75), and Washington (70) experience moderate challenges. The lowest figures among the top 20 are recorded by Wisconsin with 35, Maryland at 40, and Missouri at 45. This distribution highlights that supply chain disruptions heavily impact states with major economic, industrial, and transportation hubs, reflecting their central role in national logistics.
| Labels | 2015–2025 Supply Chain |
|---|---|
| California | 150 |
| Texas | 130 |
| Florida | 120 |
| New York | 115 |
| Illinois | 110 |
| Pennsylvania | 105 |
| Ohio | 100 |
| Georgia | 95 |
| North Carolina | 90 |
| Michigan | 85 |
| New Jersey | 80 |
| Virginia | 75 |
| Washington | 70 |
| Massachusetts | 65 |
| Indiana | 60 |
| Arizona | 55 |
| Tennessee | 50 |
| Missouri | 45 |
| Maryland | 40 |
| Wisconsin | 35 |
