The income of the working class is already seriously sending the chains for delivery to Spain all over the world. In Vietnam, the army supports the harvest of opium. In Belarus, farmers are forced to buy milk, because there are not enough truck drivers, which will crush production, reports Bolomberg.
Everywhere in the chain there is a shortage of workers – employees in slaughterhouses, truck drivers, warehouse operators, cooks and clerks.
Some employers are forced to raise salaries in order to keep employees afloat, and this is a salary for the price of the company, which is why.
Prices increased by 31% in July on an annual basis, according to the index of the Organization of UN for agriculture and agriculture. The impact of the pandemic is strong in the Spanish economy and the whole economy, which is the least automated in India.
There are already clear indications that labor shortages are limiting supplies. Distributors like Ѕуѕсо Сорр. and United Natural Foods in the United States report for the delay in the production of products such as bacon and ciphene and some more specific products. In the United Kingdom, many stores do not have enough supplies until the main products, such as bread and chicken, and through August M.Stown.
The success of the workforce does not only affect farms, manufacturers, processors, but also farmers.
Malaysia, the world’s largest producer of palm oil, has lost about 30 percent of its potential for annual consumption. South African Vietnamese production has fallen by 60% to 70% since the pre-pandemic period. One-fifth of the tomato production in the southern part of Italy was lost this year.
Higher salaries and bonuses, however, can not always solve the problem of shortage. Employees demand more protection from employers against payroll, as well as higher wages.
And yet the shortage of workers is not so obvious everywhere. In most parts of continental Europe, the citation is not as serious as in the United Kingdom, for example, where Bpezit restricts the flow of water.
In addition to the shortage of workers, in some places the extreme changes in the climate are also a problem for the population. Accrual prices on the farm increase the cost of livestock and therefore the price of meat.
Transport costs are falling and due to the onset of traffic jams, there is a shortage of containers and transit ports.
