Uncle Intel - Supply Chain Breakdown (Grocery)

Also can't read? It's my uncle's camera.

There are names on the papers, if you didn't know.

I did, moron. You have a potato camera.

My Uncle runs a pretty big grocery store in Texas. He got a list this week of products that will not be available next week due to plant closures:

"The supply chains are finally breaking

Heres the list of items manufacturers sent us this week of items that will not be available anymore

Due to plant closures"

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Thank you OP! I have been shopping online for a few years now and have posted a couple of times regarding certain items that are getting hard to find and certain items that are way overpriced. It has really been somewhat disturbing, especially the number of "out of stock" items. I sure hope you all have plenty of food stocked because from what I have seen, the choices of brands are getting freakishly slim. I have seen brands I have never heard of in my life.

Here are a few observations, make sure to click on several pages to see the "out of stock":

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I honestly have never seen so many "out of stock" items in the years I have been shopping online. Amazon has gotten extremely bad with a lot of their food pricing.

Packaging. Not made domestically much anymore.

Selah.

These products were all delivered last week. They will not be delivered next week. And the week following the list will get longer and longer.

Just posting here for those that take the info and do something productive. I'll post more next week if there is more to share.

I did, moron. You have a potato camera.

If you use it in the dishwasher I think it is half a teaspoon.

Back in January, with the supply chain was disrupted due to the lockdown of China, I knew big parts of the retail economy in the US and elsewhere would start wheezing later in the year. But I was thinking along the lines of non-essential crap sold at Walmart of Dollar Tree. I wasn't thinking as much of perishables or important foodstuffs like meat, etc.

When I think of countries in the same boat we're in but that don't even have much of an agricultural industry - such as Japan or parts of Europe, I go oh-oh.

No more meds or frozen pizzas. Doom on boys.

you have a potato computer. i can read 99 percent of it without zooming in.

I did, moron. You have a potato camera.

Interesting...

And as far as meats go... national sandwich chains are removing roast beef from their menus. Chicken and tuna are next to go

Thanks for the info! That was a lot of frozen pizza and a lot of baby goods for those of you who have babies! Get your supplies now.

Packaging. Not made domestically much anymore.

Packaged food precursors. Not made domestically anymore.

Most of the stuff that is packaged causes IR and inflammation anyway.

Protein and leafy greens are enough.

Selah.

You're right; but no one is talking about this nor is there any visible plan in place. Instead they'll take us to the very edge of breakdown and come in to save us all with their new system; whatever it may be.

With my luck it'll just be more of the same.

There are still food packaging plants in the U.S.

I want to know the extent that Chinese companies have in our food supply chain....

They inflict as much domestic damage as possible and then invade Taiwan. The people won't care about Taiwan when they are starving at home.

You're right; but no one is talking about this nor is there any visible plan in place. Instead they'll take us to the very edge of breakdown and come in to save us all with their new system; whatever it may be.

With my luck it'll just be more of the same.

How am I supposed to clean up baby shit with no wipes?