Shortages at grocery stores across the country have grown more acute in recent weeks as omicron continues to spread and winter storms have piled on to the supply chain struggles and labor shortages.
The shortages being reported nationwide are widespread, impacting produce and meat as well as packaged goods such as cereal.
While items are harder to find, many also cost more with rising inflation.
The consumer price index jumped 7% last year, the fastest pace since 1982, the Labor Department said Wednesday. That’s up from 6.8% annually in November, which was also a nearly four-decade high.
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This is incredible!
Reminds me of what we used to hear about life in the Soviet Union back in the 1950’s!
These Democrats literally overnight have turned this once vibrant nation into a third-world country!
They probably have more food on their shelves in Haiti and Somalia than we do here.
How to go, Democrats!
LET’S GO, BRANDON