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The ships are still waiting but were ordered to stay out further at sea so they do not get photographed showing 100+ ships waiting....! I order from the grocery stores each week and every time there is something not available. The Instacart delivery people all say the same thing about the shelves being empty or not enough of something. We are living in the old soviet union where production is always up and you get an extra ration of sugar or bread but not both.... Biden tries to define away ongoing supply chain crisis, declare victory https://justthenews.com/nation/economy/biden-declares-victory-supply-chain-crisis-despite-no-improvement-cargo-logjam Overall, the logjam of cargo ships remains as severe as ever. The reason why is simple: Since last month, a new queuing system has encouraged and led many ships to move outside of the ports' 40-mile zone to a Safety and Air Quality Area (SAQA) that extends 150 miles to the west of the ports and 50 miles to the north and south. "Problem solved?" wrote FreightWaves' Greg Miller just before Thanksgiving. "Far from it. The waiting container ships are still out there — more of them than ever. It's just that more are over the horizon, where you can't see them