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Bloomberg: Europe’s markets are in short supply of some common foodstuffs

Bloomberg: Europe

And Bloomberg reported: “Some popular food items in European markets are experiencing shortages due to the global economic situation”, explaining that “in Australia there was a shortage of lettuce on the shelves, which is why the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant chain” Decided to add to their burgers cabbage. In addition, onions have disappeared from the markets of Japan, bottled beer in Germany, and popcorn in the US.”

There have also been reports of a risk of deficiency in some other popular types of vegetables.

In Italy, panic has been declared across Europe as a global potato shortage hit the headlines after McDonald’s was forced to suspend French fry sales in several countries due to supply issues. The agency believes that this situation is due to weather conditions and the coronavirus epidemic, as well as the geopolitical situation that has developed against the backdrop of Russia’s special operation.

Source: El Iktisad

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