Everyday Food In Short Supply For Holidays

In spectacular Joe Biden fashion, the United States is now facing a butter shortage heading into the upcoming holiday season. Welcome to Biden’s America.

According to Fox, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has found that the quantity of butter in U.S. storage facilities has decreased in August 10% month-over-month. What’s even worse is that it fell 22% compared compared to the same time last year!

There was only over 282 million pounds of butter in U.S. warehouses in September. However, in August the U.S. had 362 million pounds of butter.

This could not only result in higher butter price for the holiday season but it will also result in Americans not being able to get butter as they need.

President Biden has yet to address the butter crisis in America and it is unclear if he will.

Butter makers have explained that “spot loads of cream are very tight to unavailable” and “in the Northeast, retail butter demand is picking up, but tight inventories are causing some producers to regulate supplies across existing orders.”

According to the CPI, butter prices have increased by an astounding 24.6%.