Supply chain disruptions and the tournament's expanded format have made sourcing more difficult for some retailers.
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Supply chain disruptions and the tournament's expanded format have made sourcing more difficult for some retailers.
The expansion from 32 to 48 teams has added to the challenge, with retailers needing to source merchandise from more nations and football federations.
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