Are you or anyone else experiencing a shortage of any products? We are able to get anything we need/want here in SFLA. And we are starting to see our Canadian snow birds arriving as well.
I read where retailers are particularly worried about Christmas.
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Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
Are you or anyone else experiencing a shortage of any products? We are able to get anything we need/want here in SFLA. And we are starting to see our Canadian snow birds arriving as well.
I read where retailers are particularly worried about Christmas.
New executive order aims to alleviate congestion at California's ports
New York (CNN Business)To alleviate cargo congestion at shipping ports in California, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Wednesday tackling the shortage of truck drivers and container storage needed to move critical cargo out of the ports. "California's ports are critical to our local, state and national economies and the state is taking action to support goods movement in the face of global disruptions," said Governor Newsom in a statement Wednesday. "My administration will continue to work with federal, state and industry partners on innovative solutions to tackle immediate challenges while also bringing our distribution processes into the 21st century." The executive order directs state agencies to find state, federal and private land for short-term container storage while identifying freight routes for trucks so the state can temporarily exempt weight limits on the road.
It helps some. But reports say we are short of skilled truck drivers in comparison to the rising demand to move the freight even if they get offloaded onto docks.
tough problem to solve in a short period of time
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
New executive order aims to alleviate congestion at California's ports
New York (CNN Business)To alleviate cargo congestion at shipping ports in California, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Wednesday tackling the shortage of truck drivers and container storage needed to move critical cargo out of the ports. "California's ports are critical to our local, state and national economies and the state is taking action to support goods movement in the face of global disruptions," said Governor Newsom in a statement Wednesday. "My administration will continue to work with federal, state and industry partners on innovative solutions to tackle immediate challenges while also bringing our distribution processes into the 21st century." The executive order directs state agencies to find state, federal and private land for short-term container storage while identifying freight routes for trucks so the state can temporarily exempt weight limits on the road.
It helps some. But reports say we are short of skilled truck drivers in comparison to the rising demand to move the freight even if they get offloaded onto docks.
New executive order aims to alleviate congestion at California's ports
New York (CNN Business)To alleviate cargo congestion at shipping ports in California, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Wednesday tackling the shortage of truck drivers and container storage needed to move critical cargo out of the ports. "California's ports are critical to our local, state and national economies and the state is taking action to support goods movement in the face of global disruptions," said Governor Newsom in a statement Wednesday. "My administration will continue to work with federal, state and industry partners on innovative solutions to tackle immediate challenges while also bringing our distribution processes into the 21st century." The executive order directs state agencies to find state, federal and private land for short-term container storage while identifying freight routes for trucks so the state can temporarily exempt weight limits on the road.
It helps some. But reports say we are short of skilled truck drivers in comparison to the rising demand to move the freight even if they get offloaded onto docks.
tough problem to solve in a short period of time
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
New executive order aims to alleviate congestion at California's ports
New York (CNN Business)To alleviate cargo congestion at shipping ports in California, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Wednesday tackling the shortage of truck drivers and container storage needed to move critical cargo out of the ports. "California's ports are critical to our local, state and national economies and the state is taking action to support goods movement in the face of global disruptions," said Governor Newsom in a statement Wednesday. "My administration will continue to work with federal, state and industry partners on innovative solutions to tackle immediate challenges while also bringing our distribution processes into the 21st century." The executive order directs state agencies to find state, federal and private land for short-term container storage while identifying freight routes for trucks so the state can temporarily exempt weight limits on the road.
It helps some. But reports say we are short of skilled truck drivers in comparison to the rising demand to move the freight even if they get offloaded onto docks.
Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox: How 'Zuckerbucks' helped swing the 2020 election for Biden: Facebook CEO funneled $419M into 'nonprofit' local election admin boards 'to help turn out likely Democratic voters'
No evidence of favoritism according to National public radio.
Both Trump and Biden benefit from extra funding to help underfunded election infrastructure.
Due to pandemic, congress and states provided only a tiny fraction of funding necessary for 2020 election.
Legal for Zuckerberg to donate to nonpartisan foundation that distributes grants to help over 2500 election offices across the US. Nonpartisan election offices decide how to spend money in a wide variety of ways. For examples, hiring of more poll workers, protective gears, public education on how to vote and transportation of voting equipments. Without more funding, there would have been longer lineups and delays in processing mail ballots.
i dont see a problem with it at all
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Legal for Zuckerberg
Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox: How 'Zuckerbucks' helped swing the 2020 election for Biden: Facebook CEO funneled $419M into 'nonprofit' local election admin boards 'to help turn out likely Democratic voters'
No evidence of favoritism according to National public radio.
Both Trump and Biden benefit from extra funding to help underfunded election infrastructure.
Due to pandemic, congress and states provided only a tiny fraction of funding necessary for 2020 election.
Legal for Zuckerberg to donate to nonpartisan foundation that distributes grants to help over 2500 election offices across the US. Nonpartisan election offices decide how to spend money in a wide variety of ways. For examples, hiring of more poll workers, protective gears, public education on how to vote and transportation of voting equipments. Without more funding, there would have been longer lineups and delays in processing mail ballots.
Intelligent Americans understand (or should) that this is almost entirely a private sector issue. Governments can offer some assistance but it has to be resolved by the private sector. And we all know that REPUBLICANS have insisted now and for decades that they DO NOT WANT the federal government meddling in "private sector" affairs! "HANDS OFF!" they repeatedly say.
ya that pretty much sums up most of the republican mantra the past 50+ yrs
but now the repo hypocrits in congress r trying to blame the liberal government for what is a private sector problem
of course they r
so they want hands off private sector issues but they seek to blame the federal government for not putting hands on private sector issues ???
I know. Bizarre, right?! But that appears to be their partisan claim.
Blame Joe Biden for absolutely *EVERYTHING* - no matter what.
yep all partisan rw media and partisan rw social media r doing the same bs
in one respect its funny
but in the greater respect - deliberaately hurting our democracy and our nation - its almost as disgraceful as donnie chump
Disregard for those consequences is shameful.
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Correct, sir.
Intelligent Americans understand (or should) that this is almost entirely a private sector issue. Governments can offer some assistance but it has to be resolved by the private sector. And we all know that REPUBLICANS have insisted now and for decades that they DO NOT WANT the federal government meddling in "private sector" affairs! "HANDS OFF!" they repeatedly say.
ya that pretty much sums up most of the republican mantra the past 50+ yrs
but now the repo hypocrits in congress r trying to blame the liberal government for what is a private sector problem
of course they r
so they want hands off private sector issues but they seek to blame the federal government for not putting hands on private sector issues ???
I know. Bizarre, right?! But that appears to be their partisan claim.
Blame Joe Biden for absolutely *EVERYTHING* - no matter what.
yep all partisan rw media and partisan rw social media r doing the same bs
in one respect its funny
but in the greater respect - deliberaately hurting our democracy and our nation - its almost as disgraceful as donnie chump
Biden administration is looking to help save Christmas and ease supply shortages of goods according to USA today. Walmart, Fedex and UPS agreed to expand night work hours to reduce supply chain bottlenecks caused by the pandemic. Previously, Los Angeles port workers agreed to work extra shifts.
Now we need a lot more truck drivers to move the goods from port to warehouse.
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Biden administration is looking to help save Christmas and ease supply shortages of goods according to USA today. Walmart, Fedex and UPS agreed to expand night work hours to reduce supply chain bottlenecks caused by the pandemic. Previously, Los Angeles port workers agreed to work extra shifts.
Now we need a lot more truck drivers to move the goods from port to warehouse.
But the problem is not simply the supply of trucks or hours of operation.
The backlogs have mostly been caused by a crush of goods coming from Asia.
American consumers who have been spending less on services, such as travel or going to movies or other events, have been spending more money on goods, from household goods to automobiles.
And the rise in imported goods and items that are built here with foreign sourced parts have resulted in more container volume trying to get through the ports than before the pandemic.
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Surging demand
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But the problem is not simply the supply of trucks or hours of operation.
The backlogs have mostly been caused by a crush of goods coming from Asia.
American consumers who have been spending less on services, such as travel or going to movies or other events, have been spending more money on goods, from household goods to automobiles.
And the rise in imported goods and items that are built here with foreign sourced parts have resulted in more container volume trying to get through the ports than before the pandemic.
Surging demand BUSINESS INSIDER - But the problem is not simply the supply of trucks or hours of operation. The backlogs have mostly been caused by a crush of goods coming from Asia. American consumers who have been spending less on services, such as travel or going to movies or other events, have been spending more money on goods, from household goods to automobiles. And the rise in imported goods and items that are built here with foreign sourced parts have resulted in more container volume trying to get through the ports than before the pandemic.
While the longer hours has alleviated some of the congestion at the ports, Seroka said executives expect the crush of goods won't slow down until February 2022, at the earliest.
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Surging demand BUSINESS INSIDER - But the problem is not simply the supply of trucks or hours of operation. The backlogs have mostly been caused by a crush of goods coming from Asia. American consumers who have been spending less on services, such as travel or going to movies or other events, have been spending more money on goods, from household goods to automobiles. And the rise in imported goods and items that are built here with foreign sourced parts have resulted in more container volume trying to get through the ports than before the pandemic.
While the longer hours has alleviated some of the congestion at the ports, Seroka said executives expect the crush of goods won't slow down until February 2022, at the earliest.
Surging demand BUSINESS INSIDER - But the problem is not simply the supply of trucks or hours of operation. The backlogs have mostly been caused by a crush of goods coming from Asia. American consumers who have been spending less on services, such as travel or going to movies or other events, have been spending more money on goods, from household goods to automobiles. And the rise in imported goods and items that are built here with foreign sourced parts have resulted in more container volume trying to get through the ports than before the pandemic.
While the longer hours has alleviated some of the congestion at the ports, Seroka said executives expect the crush of goods won't slow down until February 2022, at the earliest.
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Surging demand BUSINESS INSIDER - But the problem is not simply the supply of trucks or hours of operation. The backlogs have mostly been caused by a crush of goods coming from Asia. American consumers who have been spending less on services, such as travel or going to movies or other events, have been spending more money on goods, from household goods to automobiles. And the rise in imported goods and items that are built here with foreign sourced parts have resulted in more container volume trying to get through the ports than before the pandemic.
While the longer hours has alleviated some of the congestion at the ports, Seroka said executives expect the crush of goods won't slow down until February 2022, at the earliest.
ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demand for commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic.
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Around the world,
ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demand for commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic.
Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg: https://thefederalist.com/2021/10/12/the-2020-election-wasnt-stolen-it-was-bought-by-mark-zuckerberg/
According to wikipedia, Federalist made false claims about elections.
Media bias fact check rates Federalist as a questionable source that promotes biased propaganda and conspiracy theories.
Numerous failed fact checks. Twitter has suspended Federalist for spreading misinformation. Ad Fontes rating of 26/64 for reliability. Wordpress freedom rank of 45/180.
the federalist
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Quote Originally Posted by kcblitzkrieg: https://thefederalist.com/2021/10/12/the-2020-election-wasnt-stolen-it-was-bought-by-mark-zuckerberg/
According to wikipedia, Federalist made false claims about elections.
Media bias fact check rates Federalist as a questionable source that promotes biased propaganda and conspiracy theories.
Numerous failed fact checks. Twitter has suspended Federalist for spreading misinformation. Ad Fontes rating of 26/64 for reliability. Wordpress freedom rank of 45/180.
ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demand for commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic.
Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
BUSINESS INSIDER -
Around the world,
ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demand for commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic.
Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demand for commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic.
Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
BUSINESS INSIDER -
Around the world,
ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demand for commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic.
Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demand for commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic.
Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
BUSINESS INSIDER -
Around the world,
ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demand for commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic.
Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: BUSINESS INSIDER - Around the world, ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demandfor commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic. Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
BUSINESS INSIDER (via Yahoo News)
In the first nine months of 2021, retail sales were up 14.5% over the same period in 2020 - a year in which retail sales had already jumped 8% over 2019!
The NRF had expected to end the year with sales up 10.5% to 13.5%.
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: BUSINESS INSIDER - Around the world, ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demandfor commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic. Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
BUSINESS INSIDER (via Yahoo News)
In the first nine months of 2021, retail sales were up 14.5% over the same period in 2020 - a year in which retail sales had already jumped 8% over 2019!
The NRF had expected to end the year with sales up 10.5% to 13.5%.
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: BUSINESS INSIDER - Around the world, ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demandfor commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic. Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
BUSINESS INSIDER (via Yahoo News)
In the first nine months of 2021, retail sales were up 14.5% over the same period in 2020 - a year in which retail sales had already jumped 8% over 2019! The NRF had expected to end the year with sales up 10.5% to 13.5%.
Lots of imports and even more spending have driven the inventory to sales ratio down because businesses imported a lot of stuff, and then Americans bought it.
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: BUSINESS INSIDER - Around the world, ports are congested as a result of the rapid rebound in demandfor commodities and goods as much of the global economy has recovered from the pandemic. Shipping costs have soared, and companies wanting to move goods around are struggling because there just aren't enough ships or containers available. All the while prices are going up for consumers as a result.
BUSINESS INSIDER (via Yahoo News)
In the first nine months of 2021, retail sales were up 14.5% over the same period in 2020 - a year in which retail sales had already jumped 8% over 2019! The NRF had expected to end the year with sales up 10.5% to 13.5%.
Lots of imports and even more spending have driven the inventory to sales ratio down because businesses imported a lot of stuff, and then Americans bought it.
Are you or anyone else experiencing a shortage of any products? We are able to get anything we need/want here in SFLA. And we are starting to see our Canadian snow birds arriving as well.
I read where retailers are particularly worried about Christmas.
this would b a total disaster
its the #1 most profitable time of the yr for retail sales in any yr
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
Are you or anyone else experiencing a shortage of any products? We are able to get anything we need/want here in SFLA. And we are starting to see our Canadian snow birds arriving as well.
I read where retailers are particularly worried about Christmas.
this would b a total disaster
its the #1 most profitable time of the yr for retail sales in any yr
Are you or anyone else experiencing a shortage of any products? We are able to get anything we need/want here in SFLA. And we are starting to see our Canadian snow birds arriving as well.
I read where retailers are particularly worried about Christmas.
this would b a total disaster
its the #1 most profitable time of the yr for retail sales in any yr
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
Are you or anyone else experiencing a shortage of any products? We are able to get anything we need/want here in SFLA. And we are starting to see our Canadian snow birds arriving as well.
I read where retailers are particularly worried about Christmas.
this would b a total disaster
its the #1 most profitable time of the yr for retail sales in any yr
Are you or anyone else experiencing a shortage of any products? We are able to get anything we need/want here in SFLA. And we are starting to see our Canadian snow birds arriving as well.
I read where retailers are particularly worried about Christmas.
this would b a total disaster
its the #1 most profitable time of the yr for retail sales in any yr
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
Are you or anyone else experiencing a shortage of any products? We are able to get anything we need/want here in SFLA. And we are starting to see our Canadian snow birds arriving as well.
I read where retailers are particularly worried about Christmas.
this would b a total disaster
its the #1 most profitable time of the yr for retail sales in any yr
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Biden administration is looking to help save Christmas and ease supply shortages of goods according to USA today. Walmart, Fedex and UPS agreed to expand night work hours to reduce supply chain bottlenecks caused by the pandemic. Previously, Los Angeles port workers agreed to work extra shifts.
Now we need a lot more truck drivers to move the goods from port to warehouse.
i read where we r short about 80,000 ttruck drivers
i suppose importing foreign workers who are truck drivers is completely out of the question even when we dont have enuf here at home , right?
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Biden administration is looking to help save Christmas and ease supply shortages of goods according to USA today. Walmart, Fedex and UPS agreed to expand night work hours to reduce supply chain bottlenecks caused by the pandemic. Previously, Los Angeles port workers agreed to work extra shifts.
Now we need a lot more truck drivers to move the goods from port to warehouse.
i read where we r short about 80,000 ttruck drivers
i suppose importing foreign workers who are truck drivers is completely out of the question even when we dont have enuf here at home , right?
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Biden administration is looking to help save Christmas and ease supply shortages of goods according to USA today. Walmart, Fedex and UPS agreed to expand night work hours to reduce supply chain bottlenecks caused by the pandemic. Previously, Los Angeles port workers agreed to work extra shifts.
Now we need a lot more truck drivers to move the goods from port to warehouse.
i read where we r short about 80,000 ttruck drivers
i suppose importing foreign workers who are truck drivers is completely out of the question even when we dont have enuf here at home , right?
Well I suppose we could ask the REPUBLICANS in the trump-party in Congress and see what they think, but I think we all know the answer.
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: Biden administration is looking to help save Christmas and ease supply shortages of goods according to USA today. Walmart, Fedex and UPS agreed to expand night work hours to reduce supply chain bottlenecks caused by the pandemic. Previously, Los Angeles port workers agreed to work extra shifts.
Now we need a lot more truck drivers to move the goods from port to warehouse.
i read where we r short about 80,000 ttruck drivers
i suppose importing foreign workers who are truck drivers is completely out of the question even when we dont have enuf here at home , right?
Well I suppose we could ask the REPUBLICANS in the trump-party in Congress and see what they think, but I think we all know the answer.
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