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woody71
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   Old Thread  #353 27 Mar 2021 at 10.47am    Login    Register
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I have sent you a pm joss
Frenzy
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   Old Thread  #352 27 Mar 2021 at 8.38am    Login    Register
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Guess it depends on the type of food mate.

i mainly work within the meat sector, but do deal with other food types
Frenzy
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   Old Thread  #351 27 Mar 2021 at 8.37am    Login    Register
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Who do you work for mate
woody71
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   Old Thread  #350 26 Mar 2021 at 2.01pm    Login    Register
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Not odd at all, bob might be thinking along the right lines, just because shelves appear stocked doesn't mean there are no shortages , they may be plenty of things consumers haven't noticed
ip100
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   Old Thread  #349 26 Mar 2021 at 11.54am    Login    Register
Odd how one person in the food industry says no shortages, another who's involved says there is. I use a few different supermarkets at different times of day or week and always the shelves are well stocked
Tinhead
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   Old Thread  #348 26 Mar 2021 at 11.27am    Login    Register
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Well someone is doing a great job because many of us consumers haven't noticed
woody71
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   Old Thread  #347 26 Mar 2021 at 11.25am    Login    Register
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No there are plenty of issues, im an engineer but work in the food industry there are plenty of shortages and supply issues of numerous things
Tinhead
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   Old Thread  #346 26 Mar 2021 at 8.13am    Login    Register
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Well my missus does most of the shopping so I asked her about shortages and she hadn't noticed any. We buy a wide variety of fresh fruit and veg, tinned and frozen, meat, breads, cereals and we allow ourselves some unhealthy snacks. And alcohol we buy plenty of that, she likes her prosecco and cava.
Not sure why there's a disparity, I hope it gets sorted for you soon
blackfield
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blackfield
   Old Thread  #345 26 Mar 2021 at 7.27am    Login    Register
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No. It's every week. And it's only been happening since 1st January. Honestly, I'm reporting something I'm seeing with my own eyes, but somehow I'm mistaken. Guess the food and drink industry exporting to Europe are just looking for things too?
Tinhead
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Tinhead
   Old Thread  #344 26 Mar 2021 at 0.30am    Login    Register
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Maybe, or maybe you are looking for things? Or they got the supply and demand calculations wrong where you are?
blackfield
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   Old Thread  #343 25 Mar 2021 at 10.13pm    Login    Register
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I must be imagining it then.....
Frenzy
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   Old Thread  #342 25 Mar 2021 at 7.20pm    Login    Register
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i work in food industry

no change thus far
ip100
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ip100
   Old Thread  #341 25 Mar 2021 at 12.16pm    Login    Register
Same, everything still available round my way
Hitman
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   Old Thread  #340 25 Mar 2021 at 12.15pm    Login    Register
Same as haven’t noticed any difference down here

Maybe it’s the north/south divide and we’re keeping it all
Tinhead
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   Old Thread  #339 25 Mar 2021 at 11.56am    Login    Register
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Must be regional, plenty of stuff around here.
Wherever possible we try to buy UK grown stuff
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