Linking Cause and Effect: C'est pourquoi
When discussing topics like supply chains and manufacturing, you often need to explain the logical result of a situation.
To say "that is why," use the connector c'est pourquoi. It links a cause directly to its consequence.
| The supplier was late, that is why the stock is low. | Le fournisseur a été en retard, c'est pourquoi le stock est bas. |
| We manufactured the products, that is why there is a lot of stock. | Nous avons fabriqué les produits, c'est pourquoi il y a beaucoup de stock. |
Formal Consequences: Par conséquent
For a slightly more formal tone, use par conséquent, which translates to "consequently" or "therefore."
It works just like c'est pourquoi to show the result of an action, and it is highly common in business, logistics, and industrial settings.
| The machine is broken, consequently we are stopping the production. | La machine est en panne, par conséquent nous arrêtons la production. |
| The supplier made a mistake, consequently we lack components. | Le fournisseur a fait une erreur, par conséquent nous manquons de composants. |
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