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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) December 10, 2021 -- Despite global supply chain issues and extreme weather conditions affecting Christmas tree supply this season,
Record-breaking heat and wildfires in late June took a heavy toll on Christmas tree farms in Oregon and Washington, two of the nation’s largest growers.
Extreme weather and supply chain disruptions have reduced supplies of both real and artificial trees this season. American shoppers should expect to have fewer choices and pay up to 30% more for both types this Christmas, industry officials said.
You can expect to pay more for their Christmas tree this year, whether it’s real or artificial. --Scotty
Twinkling pine, spruce, and fir trees loaded with ornaments are an emblematic part of Christmas, but this year, some holiday shoppers are facing higher prices and shortages.