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moniss

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37. From what I'm reading I'm not seeing

Sun Apr 27, 2025, 12:59 PM

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a supply problem. I read numbers that are all over the map as far as what percentage of Canadian pulp is used and the Canadian machines needing parts from China would be a non-issue since the Canadians and the Chinese aren't battling each other.

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When do we start seeing the empty shelves? [View all] kentuck Sunday OP

Within the next two weeks or so Bettie Sunday #1

You got pork backwards. China loves pork but cancelled order for US 12,000 tons. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Sunday #2

Thanks! (edited) kentuck Sunday #8

Yes. Eat the rich. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Sunday #9

Other way around. WhiskeyGrinder Sunday #3

Look for a big drop in pork prices here and higher in China. multigraincracker Sunday #4

re: pork chops TnDem Sunday #5

We don't import from African swine flu countries. Historic NY Sunday #13

Already happening here in Los Angeles...................... Lovie777 Sunday #6

It was reported that it would start on the West Coast. kentuck Sunday #10

MSNBC report I just saw said LA seeing 44% drop in container traffic starting to happen. Pity the workers... dutch777 Sunday #11

Please tell!!! sunflowerseed Sunday #18

Just go with general preparedness MissB Sunday #20

All these estimates come from guests on Bloomberg: Mike 03 Sunday #7

Books are excluded from tariffs? Is that so Trump can still sell his Bible made in China at the bargain price of $59.99? tetedur Sunday #34

I'm bracing for some Soviet style trickle down... Hugin Sunday #12

I don't know, and I'm not sure what to stock up on Meowmee Sunday #14

Don't know how you feel about freeze-dried fruits and veges but I find them acceptable EverHopeful Sunday #25

Thanks 😁 Meowmee Sunday #27

The freeze-dried berries i get don't have sugar added EverHopeful Sunday #32

Thanks I will look for them 😁 Meowmee Sunday #39

The crisis will outlast any stashed food but good appliances & devices will outlast the crisis. . . .nt Bernardo de La Paz Sunday #31

It will vary depending on the product and industry Fiendish Thingy Sunday #15

Well, I'm seeing a lot of sold out items--especially refurbished (but popular) cell phone models, hlthe2b Sunday #16

What is sold out? What state? Thanks sunflowerseed Sunday #21

Online.. Amazon and other sellers as I said. Search various products--especially recent & refurbished. hlthe2b Sunday #24

End of 3rd quarter Johonny Sunday #17

Dollar stores will be hit first NickB79 Sunday #19

I lost track kacekwl Sunday #22

Yes, see this site Bluetus Sunday #36

I thought I heard him say kacekwl Monday #43

Worse Than The Covid Shortages? Costco Here I Come! the_liberal_grandpa Sunday #23

Big Box ZDU Sunday #26

Seems to me like half the food in ALDI is from Canada bucolic_frolic Sunday #28

Aldi carries stuff from Canada and places like Belgium, Germany and so on. mucholderthandirt Monday #44

He has gone back and forth so much I do not know where we sit. Last I heard he pulled back. LizBeth Sunday #29

Not worried about food madville Sunday #30

51% of Fruits and 69% of fresh veggies come from Mexico JCMach1 Sunday #38

Large portion of Mexican produce is exempt madville Sunday #42

It is incorrect to say that the China supply line moniss Sunday #33

If I remember correctly, some of the wood pulp used to produce TP is imported from Canada MissB Sunday #35

From what I'm reading I'm not seeing moniss Sunday #37

Does this help ? republianmushroom Sunday #40

I'm on it. T paper is a serious concern in my house. Eggs too. librechik Sunday #41