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Anyone seen empty shelves? I was trawling the #EmptyShelvesBiden hashtag and there are come concerning photos. Still, I can't prove those are legit. Anyone experiencing shortages? I'm not saying this is a real shortage. It is obviously manufactured but I'd like to know it's impact, if any.

Anyone seen empty shelves? I was trawling the #EmptyShelvesBiden hashtag and there are come concerning photos. Still, I can't prove those are legit. Anyone experiencing shortages? I'm not saying this is a real shortage. It is obviously manufactured but I'd like to know it's impact, if any.

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Without a doubt. Our local grocery store is routinely out of many major items, fresh vegetables (carrots and lettuce), breads, candy, chips, cerials, meats, cheeses. It's never everything all at once, but any given week it's 2-3 of those items above. Over the holiday's they were out of sugar and flower, my wife bakes a lot and those are staples in our pantry.

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how did you portmanteau cereals and serials?

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Snack shelves most notably depleted in my Kroger - looks like a post-Super Bowl weekend..

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I don't hit the store daily, so maybe they were expecting a shipment, but yeah, local supermarket was out of lots of produce, meat, and bread. I'd say shelves were 70% full, but that's boxed, canned, frozen type stuff. Fresh foods were very limited, mostly fruit like apples and pears left.

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Lettuce shelves were bare in one store I was in. I asked one of the workers and they said “because COVID”, implying supply chain issues.

Then I went to another store a few days later and no shortage.

I’m in TX.

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Walmart near me has had no, zero, zip, nada pasta in over 2 weeks, yet I go to other grocery stores and there is normal supply. Even the $ stores have it. Not sure about any other Walmarts. They are also short or out of other items; onions, green peppers.. other produce, paper products and meats.

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Tissues, chicken and other basic things are getting hard to buy. There is plenty of food, just no workers. This is what happens when you pay people to stay home.

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Or won't hire them unless they take an invasive, unnecessary, and most likely harmful medical procedure that doesn't even do what it's supposed to.

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There are definitely bare areas (Texas) but not huge bare areas, yet, and some products I can't get.

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I live in Indiana, and the kroger and wal marts definitely have empty shelves. I went to Kroger the other day and there was zero chicken in the store. I asked, and they didn't have any in the back either.

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Hmm. Okay. Thanks for this.

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It's starting to get bad with paper products again. TP, paper towels, paper plates etc.

I live in a fancy area, and there are usually 15 brands of organic eggs in the supermarket. Lately all of the supermarkets have no organic eggs whatsoever. Only the store brand and one or two other brands of conventional eggs.

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Aldi didnt have any eggs last wekend, but Wally World did. I dont wanna jinx it, but thats it around here. Walmart is packed, Aldi, Publix... all normal. For now. In VA.

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