/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18724207
they don't produce AL DENTE product

>>18724207
Buy puts?

>>18724207
i knew this shit was coming the moment they started overstating, again and again how our supply chains were intact

Meat/poultry saftey regulations were also deregulated by Trump recently. It's probably a good idea to avoid buying meat in general for a while unless you want food poisoning.

NOT MY HECKIN BBQ TENDIES AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>18724207
the champ knows what's up

>>18724207
Stock a freezer and use foodsaver to vacuum seal and avoid freezer burn. Bacon is about to get crazy expensive

>>18724207
oh no the kike tyson cant run there immigration importation business when there entire shithole place is filled rona

>not supporting your local sustainable farm for all your meat purchases
You aren’t a sheeple right?

You all laughed

>>18724423
why would a company de-regulated not getting gibs poison people and go out of business once customers stop eating there.

>>18724750
kek

there was a bad news story on them allowing people with COVID to still work in their factories

>>18724468
except most people would probably just be ok without having bacon for a few months as opposed to pay $20 a package for it from some weirdo on the internet

>>18724207
How reliable is the Motley Fool?

>>18724423

>it's real

what the fuck man and the cost savings is barely 8 million

if biden wasn't compromised by china I would actually start to consider voting the other way

>>18724804
link please. what did they change

Hmmm... I should buy some betond meat. Future is onions.

>>18724401

And I knew you didn't know this was coming when you stated, overstated and repeated yourself twice how you knew that it was coming.

>>18724750
Imagine the smell.

>>18724799
It's corroborated by Time
https://time.com/5827631/tyson-foods-meat-shortage/

Who buys Tyson garbage anyway

>>18724840

40 percent slash in inspectors by article testing vs line inspection

can't believe they would even consider a change like that after obama put away peanut butter cuck during his administration

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/trump-administration-allows-pork-slaughterhouses-have-fewer-usda-inspectors-n1055451

>>18724804
Trump is backed by Russia. Is that any better?

>>18725015
poor people.

>>18725581

yes actually

I only buy AL DENTE chicken

100% Scare tactics to reopen the economy.

CEOs just want the poors to get back to work

>>18724401
omg I might have to eat beans for a few weeks, whatever shall western civilization do.

>>18724750
Holy shit, I remember that.

>>18725598
Russian bot confirmed

>>18724423
>deregulated by Trump
If true, why? Jeez the u.s. government really loves do as corporations desire.

>>18724770
Lol if only you knew how bad these meat plants really are even pre corona.

t. Formerly worked in an office in a meat plant.

>>18724804
>>18725058

He cut the bi-annual inspections, but didn't cut the surprise ones, y'know the ones that actually ensure regulations.

>>18725058
Yeah because regulations choke US manufacturing brainlet.

>>18725682
>>18725720

>>18725058
>USDA inspectors will still examine the carcasses, but they will be stationed farther down the line
oh it's nothing

>>18724207
>in clown market
watch this pump

>>18724770
they didn’t allow. They employ a fuck load of Mexicans. Sick and don’t show up for work? 20 more are lined at the door waiting for the chance.
t. 3rd party contractor that’s been to Tyson’s hog plant

>>18725720
If I wanted to live in a de-regulated shithole with sewer oil and eggs made of industrial plastic I'd move to China.

>>18724423
Wow hot take there you absolute brainlet

>>18725625
>oh no, i have to go outside and throw rocks at squirrels to eat. pfft big deal fag. it's priced in.

>>18724207
I'm feeling bearish on human survival.

>>18724207
>Tyson wants people to panic buy meat because production is down .... THREE PERCENT! 03%

>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NO THE HEKCIN MEATERINOS!

>>18724207
This is apart of the nwo plan to take meat out of our diets and deprive us of magnesium and zinc— essential vitamins that play an important role in the production of hormones in our endocrine system

>>18725625
Few years*

>>18724804
>he still thinks voting matters

Get a load of this goy

>>18724750
>living in stink

>>18726238
Demand has gone to shit. My relatives work for a piggery that is giving animals away as there's no demand. Restaurants are huge food wasters and they're all closed.

>>18724750
>the jews fear the indoor chicken farmer

>>18725625
>He still thinks the bean supply chain is safe.
After they said its just a flu. Its under control, economy is safe. The dollar is safe. Your job is safe.
lmao.

>>18724423
You do realize that a lot of regulations are bullshit right? It's like the industrial equivalent to minimum wage laws. They sound good on the surface but they actually raise the barrier to entry and make it harder to start up and compete from the bottom.

>>18724461
Do you have a version for people 6' tall?

>26 million out of jobs 30 million on job report on Thursday
>4 million cannot pay their mortgage
>1/3 of people renting cannot pay
>food chain is breaking down no pork or chicken in stores as processing plants are shut down
>animal producers are bulldozing animals into graves
>economic collapse that will make The Great Depression look like a walk in the park
This is it, this is the big one.

>>18727622
the fall of an empire and won't it be fucking glorious.

>>18724207
the 0ni0ns need to capitulate first. just buy XLM anon

>>18724207
FUCK TYSON I AM A BACHOCO MAN

>>18724207
won't this cause inflation? if we don't consider inflation as an increase in monetary supply, but as the purchasing power of the dollar (currency). A breakdown of supply chains would result in fewer goods, but the demand stays the same, so the goods should naturally rise in price to balance out the supply.

If this supply chain breakdown happens to enough producers, we could see a debasement of the purchasing power.
In addition, services could also become more expensive when the quarantine is lifted, as there will still be covid-19 regulations like for instance that cinemas can't have people sitting too close, so they can only sell half the number of seats, or airtravel likewise requiring the middle seat to be empty - these things would force the business to either operate at a loss or raise their prices.