Supply problems spreading
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Yes, we need less regulation around the food we eat. Genius.
In California, if your Truck is more than 10 years old (might be 5), you cannot pick up the Containers being unloaded from ships, so they stack up and backlog the ships.
Shots are another issue around the Nation.
That's primarily the regulations referred too.
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Under this joke of an administration we are witnessing shortages across the board that the United States has never witnessed in a non wartime setting.. Yet the ignorant left here continues to support..
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Yes, we need less regulation around the food we eat. Genius.
In California, if your Truck is more than 10 years old (might be 5), you cannot pick up the Containers being unloaded from ships, so they stack up and backlog the ships.
Shots are another issue around the Nation.
That's primarily the regulations referred too.
In California, if your Truck is more than 10 years old (might be 5), you cannot pick up the Containers being unloaded from ships, so they stack up and backlog the ships.
Shots are another issue around the Nation.
That's primarily the regulations referred too.
You sure about that?
The Commercial Carrier Journal, a news outlet that covers the trucking industry, reported in 2018 that the California Department of Motor Vehicles would soon start registering trucks only if they were in compliance with the state's truck and bus regulation. That rule calls for the majority of trucks, including those that service ports, to have a 2010 or newer engine by 2023. Some trucks with older engines had to comply with the regulation by 2020.
About 96% of trucks serving California's major ports are already compliant with the rule, according to Karen Caesar, an information officer for the California Air Resources Board
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
In California, if your Truck is more than 10 years old (might be 5), you cannot pick up the Containers being unloaded from ships, so they stack up and backlog the ships.
Shots are another issue around the Nation.
That's primarily the regulations referred too.
You sure about that?
The Commercial Carrier Journal, a news outlet that covers the trucking industry, reported in 2018 that the California Department of Motor Vehicles would soon start registering trucks only if they were in compliance with the state's truck and bus regulation. That rule calls for the majority of trucks, including those that service ports, to have a 2010 or newer engine by 2023. Some trucks with older engines had to comply with the regulation by 2020.
About 96% of trucks serving California's major ports are already compliant with the rule, according to Karen Caesar, an information officer for the California Air Resources Board
You sure about that?
The Commercial Carrier Journal, a news outlet that covers the trucking industry, reported in 2018 that the California Department of Motor Vehicles would soon start registering trucks only if they were in compliance with the state's truck and bus regulation. That rule calls for the majority of trucks, including those that service ports, to have a 2010 or newer engine by 2023. Some trucks with older engines had to comply with the regulation by 2020.
About 96% of trucks serving California's major ports are already compliant with the rule, according to Karen Caesar, an information officer for the California Air Resources Board
https://realtruckmaster.blog/2021/10/14/california-nightmare-for-truckers/
Union and CV are additional issues - California is a nightmare.
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and, I can't find Bob Evans sage sausage. Found about 12 packs of a few other types.
Manager happened by - I asked him - he said they can't get any in at all. Two other grocery stores - nope.
Whole cranberry sauce - gone.
It will get worse...
and, I can't find Bob Evans sage sausage. Found about 12 packs of a few other types.
Manager happened by - I asked him - he said they can't get any in at all. Two other grocery stores - nope.
Whole cranberry sauce - gone.
It will get worse...
Well there's midterms coming up soon. They need to set up the scenario where only Democrats can save you from the problems that Democrats caused.
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and, I can't find Bob Evans sage sausage. Found about 12 packs of a few other types.
Manager happened by - I asked him - he said they can't get any in at all. Two other grocery stores - nope.
Whole cranberry sauce - gone.
It will get worse...
Well there's midterms coming up soon. They need to set up the scenario where only Democrats can save you from the problems that Democrats caused.
Well there's midterms coming up soon. They need to set up the scenario where only Democrats can save you from the problems that Democrats caused.
It will be hard to frame up that the other team are the boogeyman when people are struggling to afford what groceries are available.
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Well there's midterms coming up soon. They need to set up the scenario where only Democrats can save you from the problems that Democrats caused.
It will be hard to frame up that the other team are the boogeyman when people are struggling to afford what groceries are available.
It will be hard to frame up that the other team are the boogeyman when people are struggling to afford what groceries are available.
Not that hard considering their base will swallow anything and every single media outlet will take up for them.
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It will be hard to frame up that the other team are the boogeyman when people are struggling to afford what groceries are available.
Not that hard considering their base will swallow anything and every single media outlet will take up for them.
Not that hard considering their base will swallow anything and every single media outlet will take up for them.
You have a point.
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Yes, we need less regulation around the food we eat. Genius.
No doubt a few additional layers of red tape solve just about every problem.
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Yes, we need less regulation around the food we eat. Genius.
again, you have zero idea of what you are talking about. As a farmer who has gone to farmer's markets - especially those requiring only legit local growers - some of the regulations are asinine. A friend who had a booth next to me - he was from Yugoslavia - his brother and him escaped years before - they send money home to the rest of their family - was famous for their pepperoni rolls. Except, he had to quit selling them, because he didn't have a meat producer license. Of course, the pepperoni roll company has a meat producer license, they produce the meat. The grocery has a license to produce meat for sale.
and other problems. He had to quit selling the baklava sp? because he didn't produce the nuts himself. Of course, nobody there produces the flour either. And I didn't produce the fruit trees I bought.
It was worse than that. I was selling pints of blackberries and tomatoes etc, and kept selling out. I had an "inspector" give me bs about complaints I was undercutting prices in local groceries. I told him mine were actually higher than theirs, especially my tomatoe prices - because everything I grew was naturally grown. No pesticides, no artificial fertilizers, etc. He said he'd have to shut me down until the complaints could be checked into. I told him I will get an attorney to represent me for fraud and harrassment of a business.
He got squirrely look on his face, and said - " let's just say I talked to you about it and we're good."
so, yes, over-regulation is a freaking problem with the food industry.
furthermore - there are counterproductive regulations that are strange on the flip side:
Google Answers: Puss limit in milk
The contamination of the milk is measured in terms of the SCC - "The SCC amount is the Somatic Cell Counts (number of white blood cells …Leukocytes) per milliliter of milk (SCC/ml). A dairy industry rule of thumb states that cows measuring less than 200,000 SCC/ml of milk are considered healthy or not significantly infected with mastitis. -
Supply chain shortage hits military as troops face empty ...
The supply chain shortage plaguing much of the country has also hit Defense Department commissaries where many troops and their family's grocery shop, with the situation seemingly more dire for ... -
Annual inflation rises to 6.8 percent, the highest rate since 1982
By Sylvan Lane - 12/10/21 08:33 AM ESTADVERTISEMENTConsumers paid 0.7 percent more for food, 6.1 percent more for gasoline and 0.5 percent more for shelter than they did in October. Prices for food in general are up 6.1 percent on the year, with grocery store purchases up 6.4 percent and food purchased from restaurants up 5.8 percent.
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Annual inflation rises to 6.8 percent, the highest rate since 1982
By Sylvan Lane - 12/10/21 08:33 AM ESTADVERTISEMENTConsumers paid 0.7 percent more for food, 6.1 percent more for gasoline and 0.5 percent more for shelter than they did in October. Prices for food in general are up 6.1 percent on the year, with grocery store purchases up 6.4 percent and food purchased from restaurants up 5.8 percent.
Annual inflation rises to 6.8 percent, the highest rate since 1982
By Sylvan Lane - 12/10/21 08:33 AM ESTADVERTISEMENTConsumers paid 0.7 percent more for food, 6.1 percent more for gasoline and 0.5 percent more for shelter than they did in October. Prices for food in general are up 6.1 percent on the year, with grocery store purchases up 6.4 percent and food purchased from restaurants up 5.8 percent.
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