Coincidence? Poultry Recalls Happening Internationally

The engineered collapse of America is upon us…

We have been bringing you reports of incoming food shortages, and mysterious fires, damages, and destruction incurred to over 22 food processing plants and facilities.

In my opinion there is no way this is all a coincidence, and as I write this the ‘incidents’ continue to pile up…

According to sources, half a million pounds of poultry have been recalled in the U.S. due to ‘undercooking’, and we are seeing reports of poultry being recalled in the U.K. due to salmonella outbreaks.

This recall of poultry is also accompanied by a chronic shortage of baby formula, while the Biden administration sends baby formula to the Nato proxy, Ukraine.

Here’s what we currently know about the latest incidents contributing to the ongoing food shortage:

Small Recall Rapidly Expands, Half a Million Pounds of Chicken Being Pulled and Destroyed https://t.co/8YsljAXqMX

— The Patriot Project (@patriotproj) May 14, 2022

⚠️ URGENT RECALL | Dozens of chicken sandwiches, fillets and wraps pulled from shelves over salmonella fears. These are your rights if you've been affected 👇https://t.co/168odtik75

— Which? (@WhichUK) May 13, 2022

Reports of undercooked chicken being recalled were provided by Western Journal:

Wayne Farms previously recalled 30,285 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken breast fillet products because they may be undercooked, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Small Recall Grows to Half a Million Pounds of Chicken Being Pulled from Shelves. The recall was originally issued on April 29, but was reissued and expanded to 585,030 pounds on May 7 when the original recall did not root out the undercooked chicken. https://t.co/HR30L3sOtP

— JulesUSA (@JulesUSA6) May 13, 2022

More chains recall chicken products over salmonella contamination fears https://t.co/3Vb6HLvctv

— Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) May 13, 2022

Daily Mail had more on the salmonella outbreak in the U.K:

More than different 100 types of cooked chicken products could contain salmonella, health officials have today warned, as Co-Op, Amazon, Costa and Starbucks became the latest big name food chains to be impacted by the contamination scare.

So…what can be done?

Get ahead of it.

Listen to Fox Business’ Stu Varney.

He is tying it to “stagflation,” which would cause food prices to go even higher.

Watch:

Here’s the transcript:

“Stagflation is not a happy subject. There are times when the economy gets into an intractable mess — slow growth or no growth with rising prices. That’s stagflation.

We haven’t felt it in a generation, but it looks like it is headed our way again. You are gonna hear a lot about this.

For the past year, inflation has gradually picked up steam. Now it is running hot at a 10% clip — and I think it gets worse.

Food price inflation will soon accelerate. Couple that with gas prices and electricity bills and everything else, and you have got an inflation problem everybody can see and feel.

Now, it’s the job of the Federal Reserve to fix that. They do this by raising interest rates. And that’s what they’re doing now.
The economy will slow. That’s the “stag” part of stagflation. Stagnant economy, rising prices. Stagflation.

Now, think of the implications of this…

The standard of living — especially for low-income people — goes down. Just about everybody loses ground.

Now, we saw stagflation in the 70s and very early 80s — 10% inflation, slowing economy, rate hikes then recession.

An angry electorate fired President Carter.

This time around, we are already feeling stagflation in our wallets.

I think the politicians will feel it at the ballot box – and soon.”

Unfortunately, we may not have enough time to vote out the politicians.

If higher food prices hit this summer, like farmers are predicting, it will be too late.

Some people are preparing for food price increases by stocking up on long-lasting food.

According to one report, Costco has sold out of some of its emergency foods:

Looks like Costco has sold out almost all their emergency food, especially the Mountain house branded items. Everything online goes to an error page. Even the $2200-$6000 pallets are sold out. Cold War 2.0 panic is here. pic.twitter.com/9PK6gH8k0s

— Stalingrad & Poorski (@Stalingrad_Poor) March 14, 2022

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