What's Causing Supply Chain Issues?
A worker shortage across production, meatpacking, shipping, and in stores themselves is leading to more and more missing items at the grocery store
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A worker shortage across production, meatpacking, shipping, and in stores themselves is leading to more and more missing items at the grocery store
Experts say farms are still producing enough food, but the Great Resignation and the omicron surge are leaving grocery store shelves around the country bare.
Federal vaccine mandates to be imposed on companies with more than 100 employees may exacerbate a truck driver shortage across the U.S.
Multiple breakdowns in how goods are transported across the country and around the globe are worsening crises in a food and agriculture sector that is already bleeding profits and customers, according to witnesses at a House hearing Wednesday.
Executives from across the agricultural and food supply chains on Wednesday highlighted a litany of challenges finding and physically getting products or trying to ship their own products. The House Agriculture Committee had leaders in the dairy, bakery, grocery, agricultural retailers and the trucking industry testify on a supply chain hearing.