Restaurants across the United States are “likely” to suffer supply chain and labor problems for another year, according to a forecast for 2022.

A report from the National Restaurant Association on Tuesday found that the food service industry has been buffered by increased sales during the past year but warned that many restaurant owners will be beset by increased food and labor prices, hiring shortages, and delays or shortages in the supply chain.

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