[blam]

Hong Kong Residents Raid Supermarket Shelves As COVID Surge Disrupts Supplies

[who knows what evil?]

‘COVID surge’...LOL!

[eyeamok]

low-income households have difficulty choosing between food and heat this winter

THIS IS FAKE NEWS and the Presstitute that wrote it should be BANNED from Society for espousing Dangerous Unscientific Misinformation that directly contradicts the "Science" of Man Made Global Warming that is threatening our world with spontaneous combustion on a planetary scale from the use of "fossil" fuels

[ClearCase_guy]

I am mystified by the whole pasta thing. My local supermarkets have had large gaps in their pasta sections for about 2 years. Not completely empty, but very noticably sparse. And this diagram shows pasta prices up 26%.

It’s flour. And water.

You can make your own easily enough, but why are major companies incapable of supplying this basic good at a reasonable price? Some supply issues might have been caused by hoarding but by now maybe everyone has a 5-year supply of noodles in their basement. There ought to be normal (or diminished) demand and the shelves in stores ought to have pasta. But no.

Flour. And water. Are these things in short supply??

[Diana in Wisconsin]

“Our suppliers are impacted by rising energy prices. We’re doing all we can to offset it...”

Funny. Less than two years ago, America was Energy Independent and sharing our oil with the rest of the world!

What changed?

Let’s Go, Brandon!

[brownsfan]

When people have to worry about finding food, maybe some of the social justice lunacy will lose it’s luster?

[Eleutheria5]

You mean it’s not just the Dems mis-handling and overspending the Dollar? The GBP is also affected? Or is it strictly because of supply lines and petrol shortages?

[metmom]

Granted this is the UK, but it’s not much different here and only a matter of time.

[M Kehoe]

Hi.

You know this already...

Try and buy orange juice in FLORIDA!

Sheesh.

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