What is the global supply chain?

 In this lesson  the children learned how manufactured products such as electronics and cotton are produced and traded on a global scale. They discovered that different parts of our products are sourced from different places around the world. Then, they tracked the journey of the cotton trade from source to sale. Finally, they identified the stages of the supply chain: Primary, secondary and tertiary. 





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