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02/17/2023 - 02/23/2023
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02/02/2023 - 03/31/2023
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ShopRite Ad
02/17/2023 - 02/23/2023
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02/19/2023 - 02/25/2023
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Sprouts Ad
02/01/2023 - 02/28/2023
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02/01/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Weis Ad
02/02/2023 - 03/01/2023
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02/02/2023 - 03/01/2023
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Roche Bros. Ad
02/17/2023 - 02/23/2023
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Weis Ad
02/02/2023 - 03/01/2023
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Fareway Ad
01/30/2023 - 02/25/2023
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The Fresh Market Ad
02/01/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Ralphs Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Kroger Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Publix Ad
02/23/2023 - 03/01/2023
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02/26/2023 - 03/04/2023
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Organic baby food in ads
Stop & Shop Ad
02/17/2023 - 02/23/2023
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ShopRite Ad
02/17/2023 - 02/23/2023
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02/19/2023 - 02/25/2023
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Weis Ad
02/02/2023 - 03/01/2023
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02/17/2023 - 02/23/2023
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City Market Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Publix Ad
02/23/2023 - 03/01/2023
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Smith's Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Kroger Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Stop & Shop Ad
02/24/2023 - 03/02/2023
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Ralphs Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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King Soopers Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Baker's Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Dillons Ad
02/22/2023 - 02/28/2023
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Dry residues - Newspaper Kommersant No. 39 (7240) of 03/09/2022
The disruption of supply chains due to the military operation in Ukraine has seriously affected the supply of baby food. Large producers of dry mixes and mashed potatoes, including Nestle, according to Kommersant's sources, have raw materials for a week and a half. Consumers reacted to the risks of a lack of products in stores by buying them in bulk. Retailers are preparing to limit the sale of baby food to one hand, as is now happening with sugar, vegetable oil and cereals.
Photo: Nikolai Tsyganov, Kommersant
Photo: Nikolay Tsyganov, Kommersant
Nestle has notified retailers that there is only a week and a half left in stocks of raw materials for the production of powdered milk formulas, including Nestogen and Nan Optipro. This was announced at a meeting held at the Ministry of Agriculture on March 4 by representatives of retail chains, several participants in the meeting told Kommersant. The reason is the break in the supply chain of raw materials from Europe.
One of Kommersant's interlocutors quotes a representative of Magnit, who said at the meeting about the serious risks of the absence of dry formulas on the shelves of stores and a serious increase in prices for these products.
Nestle did not answer Kommersant's questions. Other large manufacturers of dry milk formulas did the same: Danone (Nutricia brand), Infaprim (Nutrilak brand). At the same time, a warning was published on the Nutricia website that due to increased demand, the processing time for orders has been increased, and some items are not available for sale.
In Magnit, X5 Group (Pyaterochka and Perekrestok networks), Auchan and Metro also did not officially comment on the situation. Lenta told Kommersant that the network has stocks that meet current demand.
The Ministry of Agriculture admits that some companies "experience temporary difficulties" with the supply of foreign components. They add that “certain difficulties with logistics are solved by promptly changing supply routes” and reorienting to alternative suppliers.
Kommersant's source from baby food manufacturers says that the problem is not only with dry milk baby food, but also with fruit purees and mixtures with a large share of imported raw materials.
Russian manufacturers are now facing not only difficulties with the supply of raw materials, but also with the requirements of suppliers to fully prepay the order, he explains. This exacerbates the situation with the cash gap, since you have to pay for raw materials here and now, and retailers send funds to manufacturers for finished products only after 45 days, the source of Kommersant explains.
According to him, the producers will have enough stock of raw materials for a month and a half at best, after which there may be problems with the availability of baby food in retail.
In the meantime, amid the current severe economic turbulence, consumers are buying up baby food that is still on the shelves in large quantities. An interlocutor of Kommersant among large retailers says that over the past week, demand for dry mixes has grown by 250%. Given the increased sales of stocks, there will be enough for three to four weeks, a Kommersant source says. Retail chains have already begun to increase orders, but not all suppliers can satisfy all demand due to the import component in baby food, another Kommersant interlocutor says. According to him, for this reason, some contractors have suspended shipments.
Retail chains can respond to the booming demand by limiting sales of baby food to one hand, as is currently happening with sugar, sunflower oil and cereals, does not exclude another retailer.
But Mikhail Burmistrov, general director of Infoline-Analytics, says that limiting sales to one person often has the opposite effect, stimulating excessive demand.
The expert believes that in the current conditions the only real measure to remove the rush demand is the cancellation of promotions, which will make it unattractive to purchase dry mixes and other baby food for future use. Retail chains now need to meet the needs of manufacturers and suppliers of products and cancel penalties for underdeliveries of volumes, Mr. Burmistrov is sure.
Alexey Polukhin
Hungry children of the superpower: the US is facing a baby food crisis
The country lacks food for the little ones - the supply of infant formula has almost halved. Parents are encouraged to temporarily use cow's milk to feed their babies, but if possible, not to do so for a long time. Mothers dilute mixtures, feed their children less, spend several hours a day looking for food for their babies.
Urgent flights of military aircraft deliver shipments of baby food from abroad by order of the President.
Empty shelves for baby food in a New Jersey store, USA
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All of this is not a reality in any third world country, but the daily life of the last weeks of many families in the United States. The causes of the crisis are exclusively internal - monopoly in the economy, plus excessive, but, as it turned out, ineffective state regulation, as well as protectionism.
A real American taste
In February, when the US administration began mobilizing support for Ukraine from the West, as well as increasing sanctions pressure on Russia, the news about the shutdown of the plant for the production of Abbott infant formula in the town of Sturgis, Michigan, passed almost unnoticed. Only about 10 thousand people live in Sturgis, located between Chicago and Detroit, and hardly anyone would remember this town if it were not for the plant.
Abbott controls about 42% of the US infant formula market, and half of its products are made at this facility - the largest in the country in this area.
The story began with the fact that four children were poisoned by mixtures from the plant, two of them fatally, and the enterprise temporarily stopped working. So the market lost about 20% of the supply.
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The situation was aggravated by other circumstances closely related to the peculiarities of the economic and state structure of the United States. The Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) could not agree on the opening of the enterprise for three months. And prohibitive trade tariffs, which were introduced to support American companies like Abbott, prevented exports from replacing their missing products - Abbott and three other similar corporations together control 90% of the US infant formula market. Another factor was that current social assistance programs in a number of states provide benefits to needy families, by virtue of contracts in force with Abbott, only when purchasing products from this manufacturer.
It is also worth noting that breastfeeding is not common in the US, as there is no paid parental leave. And measures to promote breastfeeding in the workplace have had limited impact and are more of a symbol of corporate progressiveness than widespread support for mothers, especially when it comes to low-paying jobs.
An invisible crisis
The baby food crisis lingered for three months before hitting the front pages of the newspapers and becoming a topic of discussion in Congress (while, for example, Ukraine's legislature had already approved several billion military aid). Parents bought up all the available stocks and in a matter of hours they are sorting out new batches. Stores were forced to impose restrictions on the volume of sales of mixtures in one hand, but the shelves are still empty.
If there was a 2-8% monthly mix shortage at the Sturgis plant closure due to supply chain disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic, then in April this figure rose to 30%, by May 8 - up to 43%, by May 15 - 45%.
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The crisis developed, but did not attract much attention of the middle and rich sections of society, until the deficit grew enough to affect everyone. In large cities with a large number of retailers, which close numerous supply chains from different manufacturers, it is still possible to find the right product, although this may take some time, and salaries are usually higher there. The situation is much worse in small towns or ethnic enclaves, where there is often one large supermarket for thousands of inhabitants, which has contracts with a limited number of suppliers (for example, this was the Tops supermarket in Buffalo, where a white supremacist shot ten people on May 14) . The hardest hit are the poor, members of racial and ethnic minorities, living in disadvantaged areas with poorly developed infrastructure and dependent on federal or municipal social programs.
In recent days, another explanation has been voiced for why the crisis has been left unattended for a long time - despite all the talk in the United States about gender equality, gender roles and distribution of responsibilities, it is women who feed the children, and it is mostly men who make decisions and occupy leadership positions. In the current composition of the US Congress, only 144 of 539 seats (27%) are held by women - this is the maximum number in the history of the American legislature.
Who is to blame and what to do
Only last week, the federal authorities noticed the growing crisis. The White House ordered to organize an urgent delivery of infant formula from abroad, involving military aviation in this. Thousands of tons of baby food have already arrived in the United States over the weekend from the Ramstein base in Germany. Families in need who cannot afford subsidized formula were promised new benefits. The FDA has received an additional $28 million to improve the way it inspects and approves US and foreign products.
The FDA has already agreed to reopen the Sturgis plant from this Monday, although it could be weeks before new formulas hit the shelves. US President Joe Biden activated the Defense Production Act of 1950, which allows the federal government to directly intervene in the production and distribution of products. Such measures have already been practiced in the event of shortages in the past.
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The search for the guilty began. The Speaker of the House of Representatives, the leader of the Democrats in Congress, Nancy Pelosi, threatened Abbott with criminal prosecution - after all, it was precisely because of their problems in production that the plant stopped. However, these are only assumptions - at a congressional hearing, an FDA representative said that the investigation into the incident with the poisoning of babies has not yet been completed. He also did not answer about the reasons for the three-month-long inspection of the plant, again referring to the secrecy of the investigation.
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Republicans traditionally blame Democrats: federal regulator failed in mission; democrats, boasting of being close to the people, cannot feed children in poor families. In fact, this new crisis is the very last thing the Democratic Party needs ahead of the midterm elections this fall. She responds with accusations against large corporations like Abbott that have destroyed competition, are trying to interfere with government regulation, and also seek tax breaks at the expense of voters.
Now that the problem has come to the attention of the federal authorities, it is to be expected that it will be resolved more or less quickly. Aircraft will bring baby food from abroad, redistributing supply chains will allow it to be sent to the most needy parts of the country. However, the baby food crisis was, of course, another reminder of the need to modernize the US economic and government system - bringing government regulation, tariff policy, antitrust measures, social support systems in line with the requirements of the time.
