Different readers have emailed within the last week-and-a-half informing us via commentary and images of the egg shortages we and others have been warning were coming, while citizens in New York City are facing unprecedented high grocery prices, as we see reports and video proof that guinea pigs are being sold in grocery stores and being roasted on the streets to be sold.
(Article by Susan Duclos republished from AllNewsPipeline.com)
When we write that NYC is seeing unprecedented high food inflation, we aren't talking about a buck higher, or even two, but rather cereal for nearly nine bucks, as shown in the image above via Not The Bee. At that link you will also find a very short video which shows others food with outrageously high prices.
The first email was on December 26, 2022 from a reader in Washington State, with an update on the egg shortage being seen in multiple states and working its way to more.
Hi. I just wanted to let you know that my wife and I were at a Walmart in Lakewood Wa and they had a small amount of eggs in stock. Then we left there and went to a Tacoma WinCo and they had none and then we went to a Tacoma Walmart and they had a small amount also. We were told that the lack of eggs was because of the bird flu (sham). We were told that the suppliers killed all of their birds because of the bird flu. What's next? Just thought I'd let you know about our area. Thanks.
Three different stores, all suffering the egg shortages we have been warned about for the past few months.
The next email came in on Friday, January 6, 2023, and it included images from an Oregon 'Grocery Outlet' store.
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| ANP reader image, Oregon Grocery Outlet store. |
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| ANP reader image, Oregon Grocery Outlet store. |
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GROCERY STORES CLOSING IN 2023
A number of businesses closed in 2022 after fighting to survive what has been dubbed "Bidenflation," but it is the grocery chains that we are focusing on in this piece.
One would think that due to the lockdowns in 2020, where diners and restaurants were deemed "non-essential," by many state leader, and Americans used to eating out all the time were forced to eat at home, cooking far more than they had in the past, that grocery stores would actually fare better than other businesses...but they didn't.
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