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Food Availability is ‘Not the Thing to Worry About’ During Pandemic

Posted by Jeffrey Goettsch on May 4, 2020

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AgeNet West / May 4, 2020

While there may be continued disruptions within the supply chain over the coming weeks and months, there will not be a shortage of food in the U.S. One thing that Sumner assures is that food availability will remain strong. “We’ve all got lots to worry about these days, enough food is not the thing to worry about,” Sumner noted.

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