Automaker General Motors (GM) will pause operations at its pick-up truck production plant in Silao, Guanajuato, starting on Aug. 29. Production will restart on Monday, Sep. 5. The production pause was caused by supply chain issues, especially the lack of microprocessor availability, which continues to disrupt the industry despite major efforts from key players in the automotive world. The company announced that it would keep working to solve this problem. "General Motors is actively working with its supplier base to resolve issues as they arise to meet customer demand," said the company in a statement, as reported by Reuters. The assembly plant in Silao, which currently exports about 80 percent of its units to the US, produces the Cheyenne, Silverado and GMC Sierra, among others. The company highlighted the "relatively stable" production in its assembly plants located in North America since 4Q21. GM's other full-sized plants will continue normal operations.