Why are there still product shortages happening?

[Anonymous]

Also organic butters been hard to get even though it's like $6-9 a pound!!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And can someone please explain to me why a tube of toothpaste is now +$9 in Giant and Safeway.

It’s not.

https://giantfood.com/product/sensodyne-maximum-strength-with-fluoride-toothpaste-fresh-mint-4-oz-pkg/38463

You’re deliberately choosing an expensive product. It’s like buying a necklace from
Cartier and complaining about the cost.

You could not be more uninformed and wrong about this. Sensodyne is the only toothpaste brand that does not contain Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS), which is a leading cause of canker sores. My flare ups have drastically reduced since switching to this brand 3 years ago. Again, this brand of toothpaste used to cost no more than $5, and now costs over $9. It has only increased to guys amount in the past few months, so something is definitely up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And can someone please explain to me why a tube of toothpaste is now +$9 in Giant and Safeway.

Why are you buying your tooth paste at the grocery store? Toiletries are ALWAYS overpriced at grocery stores. Get thee to a drugstore, a warehouse store, or something like Walmart/Target.

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Anonymous wrote:And can someone please explain to me why a tube of toothpaste is now +$9 in Giant and Safeway.

It’s not.

https://giantfood.com/product/sensodyne-maximum-strength-with-fluoride-toothpaste-fresh-mint-4-oz-pkg/38463

You’re deliberately choosing an expensive product. It’s like buying a necklace from
Cartier and complaining about the cost.

You could not be more uninformed and wrong about this. Sensodyne is the only toothpaste brand that does not contain Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS), which is a leading cause of canker sores. My flare ups have drastically reduced since switching to this brand 3 years ago. Again, this brand of toothpaste used to cost no more than $5, and now costs over $9. It has only increased to guys amount in the past few months, so something is definitely up.

Target and Amazon have 3-packs for $17.49 . Learn to shop wisely.

[Anonymous]

Deli lunch meat is impossible to get a giant like boar's head classic chicken has been "out of stock" for weeks. I'm told they haven't been delivering to giant.

[Anonymous]

Where is my purple G Zero?? And Oscar Mayer deli chicken cuts?

[Anonymous]

I just bought a house that needs all new appliances. The fastest I could get LG brand basic appliances delivered was 16 days after placing the order with Home Depot. According to a sales associate lots of appliances are out of stock.

[Anonymous]

I don't buy that much at all we just have two people in our household so many things are out of stock and I can't get them. I don't know what's going on but more annoying it how everything thats going on in the world right now is pretty much all being ignored by most of the media.

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Anonymous wrote:And can someone please explain to me why a tube of toothpaste is now +$9 in Giant and Safeway.

It’s not.

https://giantfood.com/product/sensodyne-maximum-strength-with-fluoride-toothpaste-fresh-mint-4-oz-pkg/38463

You’re deliberately choosing an expensive product. It’s like buying a necklace from
Cartier and complaining about the cost.

You could not be more uninformed and wrong about this. Sensodyne is the only toothpaste brand that does not contain Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS), which is a leading cause of canker sores. My flare ups have drastically reduced since switching to this brand 3 years ago. Again, this brand of toothpaste used to cost no more than $5, and now costs over $9. It has only increased to guys amount in the past few months, so something is definitely up.

Target and Amazon have 3-packs for $17.49 . Learn to shop wisely.

+1
and Walgreens has a knock-off brand, same ingredients. Sometimes I think people on here are thick.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where is my purple G Zero?? And Oscar Mayer deli chicken cuts?

I'm a super elastic shopper so I always just assume *this* product is from the other store, and / or the store doesn't stock it any longer because it's not in demand vs. vice versa

[Anonymous]

Where can I get a good quality ribeye which grocery store? Giants have been terrible and I'm sick of wasting so much money trying to get a good steak around here is impossible!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please explain to me like I'm five why there are still product shortages like Tide mountain spring liquid, Citrucel sugar free powder, Philly Angus burger patties, shredded wheat (on and off) heavy whipping, vitamins, Philly cream cheese...and if you are also having trouble finding your products please list which ones? Thank you!

So much of the US products are made in China, from medicine to clothes, to toiletries and nuts and bolts. China has been in shutdown and companies have not moved fast enough to transfer their productions from china to other countries. That’s my theory.

[Anonymous]

ok

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where can I get a good quality ribeye which grocery store? Giants have been terrible and I'm sick of wasting so much money trying to get a good steak around here is impossible!

Wegmans. My DH buys one every week.

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Anonymous wrote:With Instacart, most stores have started to post real-time inventory of specific items. I am there hitting "refresh" on my browser and ready for the weekly drop as soon as my preferred meat and dairy are loaded onto the shelves. Best of luck, but you cannot beat me. Thanks for playing.

So when I buy it in person before your personal shopper arrives, you’ll just get a bad substitution. You know that putting it into your online shopping cart doesn’t actually mean the shopper is standing there waiting for you to click, right?