Some 74.1% of 2,000 companies surveyed complained about bottlenecks and problems procuring intermediate products and raw materials in June, easing slightly from 77.2% in May.
"The hoped-for easing in supply chains is constantly getting pushed back," Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe said in a statement. "Supply bottlenecks are now unfortunately part of everyday life for many companies."
(Writing by Paul Carrel, editing by Rachel More)
