From WJTV-12, Jackson Mississippi, August 4:
A national shortage in carbon dioxide could lead to a national beer shortage.
The gas is a vital ingredient in the majority of all beer brewed here in the United States.
The shortage was spurred after one of the country’s largest carbon dioxide production hubs in Jackson, Mississippi, became contaminated.
Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, locally-owned breweries were among the many sectors of businesses to face supply chain disruptions. With this latest carbon dioxide shortage, some breweries have already been affected.
“I’ve been talking with members this week that have either had to decrease production schedules, or in some instances, cease production until they get an order of CO2,” said Chuck Skypeck, the technical brewing director for Brewers Association....
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Fires in food processing plants? No biggie, not beyond normal ranges, just a case of Baader-Meinhoff Phenomenon.
No beer? Effin' enemy action. Klaus Schwab, Illuminati, Bilderberg if you ask me.
