More grocery shortages could be coming beyond storm delays, trucking association says

[curr3n_c1000]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/grocery-shortages-storm-covid-delays-1.6310717

Empty Canadian grocery store shelves could become larger problem

According to one industry insider, the current product shortages can largely be attributed to the rapid spread of the Omicron variant, which is triggering staff shortages across the industry.

ottawa.citynews.ca

Went to pick up a couple things. Noticed the meat section and dairy were a bit empty.

And $5.99 for a stick of cheddar cheese? GTFOH

 

[canada-man]

to those who supports lockdown, vaccine mandates and restrictions you all have no right to complain about the supply chain crisis which are caused by the mandate you blindly support. you all deserve this enjoy the consequences of your blind compliance.

some people have to learn the hard way.

 

[Mr Deeds]

to those who supports lockdown, vaccine mandates and restrictions you all have no right to complain about the supply chain crisis which are caused by the mandate you blindly support. you all deserve this enjoy the consequences of your blind compliance.

some people have to learn the hard way.

Well then I guess by your logic we should let everyone run free and die that way there will be more commodities for who's left over

 

[canada-man]

Deeds, post: 7353413, member: 189912"]
Well then I guess by your logic we should let everyone run free and die that way there will be more commodities for who's left over
[/QUOTE]

not interested in covid propaganda

 

[jcpro]

For two years we have been dealing with the spotty supply chain and rising prices- in some cases very dramatic increases and just as there was a sparkle of light at the end of a very dark tunnel, the Moron of Ottawa reversed himself. This should be "fun".

 

[Mr Deeds]

Deeds, post: 7353413, member: 189912"]
Well then I guess by your logic we should let everyone run free and die that way there will be more commodities for who's left over

not interested in covid propaganda
[/QUOTE]
Thank God the vast majority of the country isn't as ignorant as you.

 

[MissCroft]

I noticed my tortellini doubled in price so I'm boycotting it. And if the price of beef keeps rising, there's no way in hell I'm going to make my cabbage rolls with ground chicken! Grrrr...

 

[canada-man]

not interested in covid propaganda

Thank God the vast majority of the country isn't as ignorant as you.
[/QUOTE]

You don't speak for canadians

 

[bigdickdean]

I have been in Loblaws, Metro, No Frills and Freshco in the last two weeks. I have yet to see empty shelves. Perhaps I better get a pair of glasses.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/grocery-shortages-storm-covid-delays-1.6310717

Empty Canadian grocery store shelves could become larger problem

According to one industry insider, the current product shortages can largely be attributed to the rapid spread of the Omicron variant, which is triggering staff shortages across the industry.

ottawa.citynews.ca

Went to pick up a couple things. Noticed the meat section and dairy were a bit empty.

And $5.99 for a stick of cheddar cheese? GTFOH

r

 

[John Wick]

I noticed my tortellini doubled in price so I'm boycotting it.

I think this is the female equivalent to hobbyists who learn to think with their big head, not their little head!

 

[jalimon]

At absolutely all level of the food chain in every country there is currently a shortage. Shortage because many staff quit and many are isolating themselves with covid.

We will probably see an economic recession for a year or 2 before things get better.

 

[anon1]

]Thank God the vast majority of the country isn't as ignorant as you.

You don't speak for canadians

yes he does

 

[Mr Deeds]

Thank God the vast majority of the country isn't as ignorant as you.

You don't speak for canadians
[/QUOTE]
No but I can read statistics

 

[anon1]

Furniture prices soar due to supply chain issues, increased cost of materials

The cost of furniture is climbing and shipping times are exponentially longer as manufacturers face significant cost increases for materials, supply shortages and longer wait times to get those materials. Rick Ripoli, president of Stylus Made To Order Sofas based in Burnaby, B.C., says in his 40...

ca.sports.yahoo.com

 

[simon482]

With the border about to be turning away truckers get ready to get fucked on pricing.

 

[Jasmina]

You seem to be ignoring the fact that the cause of the shortage isn't lockdown but people calling in sick because they got covid, likely from people like you.

to those who supports lockdown, vaccine mandates and restrictions you all have no right to complain about the supply chain crisis which are caused by the mandate you blindly support. you all deserve this enjoy the consequences of your blind compliance.

some people have to learn the hard way.

 

[Valcazar]

At absolutely all level of the food chain in every country there is currently a shortage. Shortage because many staff quit and many are isolating themselves with covid.

It's weird how a population getting sick in large numbers could disrupt the economy.
Hoocuddaknowed!

 

[jcpro]

It's weird how a population getting sick in large numbers could disrupt the economy.
Hoocuddaknowed!

No. They're testing positive for Omicron and spend a couple of weeks sitting at home with sniffles.

 

[xix]

This crisis will only help people. It should force people to eat less and loose mass.
Then everyone will be healthy.

 

[canada-man]

You seem to be ignoring the fact that the cause of the shortage isn't lockdown but people calling in sick because they got covid, likely from people like you.

i cannot spread a disease i do not have turn of the tv and read official govt stats


COVID-19 vaccinations data | COVID-19 (coronavirus) in Ontario

In ICU




Unvaccinated cases 168
Partially vaccinated cases 19
Fully vaccinated cases 185

In hospital but not the ICU



Unvaccinated cases 686
Partially vaccinated cases 167
Fully vaccinated cases 2035






explain why we never had lockdowns and mandates during pass flu seasons when hospitals were overloaded with flu patients.


Oh No! Hospitals Are Overwhelmed! Raging Surges Reported In…1957…2000…2003…2016…

Oh No! Hospitals Are Overwhelmed! Raging Surges Reported In…1957…2000…2003…2016… – William M. Briggs (wmbriggs.com)