Ocado reporting food shortage problems due to brexit

[BlasterBates]

The article quite clearly states:

changes to the UK supply chain have affected some of our suppliers and may result in an increase of missing items and substitutions over the next few week

In other words once the staff shortages have been addressed, it will continue because of Brexit.

[Old Greg]

The article quite clearly states:



In other words once the staff shortages have been addressed, it will continue because of Brexit.

It’s a bit late in the debate to be introducing them to reality.

[AtW]

Food supply chain can’t get over the win

[ladymuck]

The article quite clearly states:



In other words once the staff shortages have been addressed, it will continue because of Brexit.

EU regulation was briefly mentioned, yes. But the assertion that all food supply problems to Ocado are Brexit related isn't 100% true.

I didn't receive that email so I guess my supplies of champagne, foie gras and caviar will be unaffected.

[AtW]

Don't be surprised to get lumpfish caviar instead of beluga...

[BlasterBates]

So the Ocado chairman is quite explicit here, that the new customs rules will cause shortages.

Ocado chairman warns that extra Brexit costs will be passed on to customers and Britain will see 'short-term' food shortages due to new customs rules

[Old Greg]

So the Ocado chairman is quite explicit here, that the new customs rules will cause shortages.

Ocado chairman warns that extra Brexit costs will be passed on to customers and Britain will see 'short-term' food shortages due to new customs rules

He’s probably some Project Fear Enemy of the People.

[BlasterBates]

A week into Brexit this is what a supermarket in Cambridge looks like

[AtW]

A week into Brexit this is what a supermarket in Cambridge looks like

Plenty of leftovers, nothing to see here, move along.

[dsc]

A week into Brexit this is what a supermarket in Cambridge looks like

Ah I can see they still have those Brexit specials, edible flower pots.