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People really analyzing “supply chain issues” as more than just corporate money grabbing greed
I'm in supply chain dealing with the fukkery AMA; Update: Chip shortage until at least 2022
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You guys still sending Vlad his checks
U.S. Seafood Imports from China Likely Russian Fish
Shortcomings in import regulations means that Russian-caught pollock, salmon and crab are likely to enter the U.S. despite recent bans.
That's open industry knowledge but it's interesting given the open hostility now..I highly doubt the US would do anything to potentially make food costs go even higher with punitive measures against China but I've been wrong before.
Vandelay
Waxing Intellectual
The world's food supply come November is about to be 1845 levels of fukked up.
Red Shield
Global Domination
Yeah.. lotta warnings about the fall food wise
Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
So your saying we’re going from Plague to a Famine, with a potential World War happening in the background?
SleezyBigSlim
Banned
That's all it really isPeople really analyzing “supply chain issues” as more than just corporate money grabbing greed
the bossman
Superstar
they already got us paying $18 for wings now
Vandelay
Waxing Intellectual
The US will have food. It'll just be more expensive.
Pray for Africa.
And yes, casually sleepwalking into WW3.
It's still fukked. Another underlying factor is that nobody is keeping inventory on the shelf. Lead times are long AF as a result. Inflation also jacked the prices of everything way up. It sucks.
Just chiming in from a consumer perspective here. I bought some furniture back in December 2021 and I won't get them shytz until September of this year...if that 
Also, will gas ever reach normal/lower levels? I may have to start working from home to save up.
Also, will gas ever reach normal/lower levels? I may have to start working from home to save up.
What's the driver, grain shortage cuz the war?gas prices seem to be falling a bitJust chiming in from a consumer perspective here. I bought some furniture back in December 2021 and I won't get them shytz until September of this year...if that
Also, will gas ever reach normal/lower levels? I may have to start working from home to save up.
DrBanneker
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Yeah, a lot of African and Middle Eastern nations relied on Ukraine exports. Ethiopia had decent agriculture but their civil war helped fukk that up. Also bad weather and crop shortfalls are having China and India restrict exports. It's gonna suck.
Good thing I'm planning to build a little greenhouse. Hopefully this drives people to try to be more self sufficient