I expect this disruption is driving a lot of the spike in grocery prices.
I expect this disruption is driving a lot of the spike in grocery prices.
>In October, a cyberattack against the largest US cheese manufacturer contributed to a nationwide cream cheese shortage shortly before the holidays, Bloomberg News reported, endangering holiday treats for millions. Bloomberg reported the attack targeted plants and distribution centers. As a result, Wisconsin-based Schreiber Foods was unable to fully operate for several days — just as it was heading into its peak busy period before the Thanksgiving, Hanukkah and Christmas holidays. The company is one of the country's largest marketers for dairy products, including cheese slices, yogurt and the all-important cream cheese, with annual sales of more than $5 billion.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/18/business/cream-cheese-cyberat...
What the heck are you talking about? I've seen heavy cream in literally every grocery store I've gone into. Supply chains for food are not screwed there.
New Seasons was better, so maybe just an Amazon thing. But that’s at least one screwed up supply chain