All I see happening is a greater push for automation in general, as this problem is only occurring due to the current inefficiencies of the supply chain. Companies may push automated methods of distribution (self driving trucks and drones for example) further so a crisis like the one we're facing now doesn't happen again. Production isn't slowing down, distribution is, and all it's gonna do is put more and more people out of work. Farmers are gonna continue dumping food and people will be forced to rely on their own means of production through gardens or starve.