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• @plzupgrademe@fedi.txw.ca 2026-09-28 01:34

  @hstone519@mastodon.social folks should consider this is true across the food supply chain. food production is unforgiving work, and highly time sensitive given the perishability of food. labour disruptions are felt within the supply chain within a manner of days/weeks when it comes to a lot of food manufacturing. because their work is so time sensitive, they cannot stock up material in order to absorb labour losses, fresh fruits meats and vegetables only keep so long. So as a result quality and quantity will both diminish and prices will increase for the remaining quantities that manufactures can supply to retailers. So it’s really way more complicated an intricate than simply immigration raids at ranches, it affects the entire food supply chain that feeds us

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