In addition, Foxconn has restarted some production at its facilities with a goal of getting production to 50% of normal by the end of the month. In a statement released today, Apple said, "Work is starting to resume around the country, but we are experiencing a slower return to normal conditions than we had anticipated." Apple noted that for the moment, global iPhone supplies will be "temporarily constrained" adding that its manufacturing partner facilities (like Foxconn and Wistron) have reopened, but are taking longer than expected to return to full speed. "The health and well-being of every person who helps make these products possible is our paramount priority," Apple stated, "and we are working in close consultation with our suppliers and public health experts as this ramp continues. These iPhone supply shortages will temporarily affect revenues worldwide."