There are many reasons why Costco is the one-stop-shop of choice for millions of customers, but their steady supply of top-notch products is what keeps shoppers coming back. But even the beloved warehouse wholesaler can suffer from supply issues that lead to empty shelves. Right now, it’s the dairy aisle that might be looking a little less full than usual, as imported cheeses will likely be out of stock at Costco for months, CNN Business reports. Read on to see what other fridge staples might be affected by these shipping woes, and for more on popular food items that will be harder to get your hands on from now on, check out This Iconic Store Is Closing All Its U.S. Locations.
If you’ve been planning to treat yourself to a charcuterie board, be prepared to feel the pinch: Costco is one of many companies that is feeling the effects of a major supply chain crisis created by a lack of available shipping containers at major ports along the West Coast, including Seattle, Los Angeles, Oakland, and Long Beach. The company’s executives say this means your go-to gouda might not be as easy to find for a while.
“Overseas freight has continued to be an issue in regards to container shortage and port delays. This has caused timing delays on certain categories,” Richard Galanti, chief financial officer for Costco, said during an…
