New York companies are responding to officials’ call for medical supplies but the homegrown effort faces several challenges, with some manufacturers already reporting a shortage of raw materials
In New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio’s office is in the process of signing contracts with a handful of manufacturers that are expected to produce up to 1.
5 million face shields over the next three months, said Carl Rodrigues, who is handling the administration’s production mobilization. Other companies are expected to provide an estimated 1.2 million medical gowns.
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