There soon could be some food shortages in 2023 that would drastically affect our lives in Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota.

Many of the items that could be hard to find or greatly increase in price have to do with the ongoing war in Ukraine, damaging weather due to the world's climate change, and ongoing supply line shortages.

Russia and Ukraine produce much of the world's cereal grain, cooking oils, and other exported foods.

The ongoing war in Ukraine could mean a severe shortage of these items.

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According to Yahoo.com these are 10 Foods You May Not Be Able To Buy In The Grocery Store In 2023 or if you can find them they will be very expensive...

  1. Bread
  2. Sunflower and Palm Oil
  3. Champagne
  4. Beer, Canned Food, and other things packaged in Aluminum
  5. Lettuce
  6. Corn
  7. Oranges / Orange Juice
  8. Beef
  9. Olive Oil
  10. Infant Formula

We've already seen grocery price increases on many items. 2023 could be a very challenging year for our pocketbooks.

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14 Grocery Shortages South Dakota May Deal With This Winter

It seems like grocery shopping has turned into a hit-and-miss experience across the Midwest. South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa have seen empty shelves next to fully stocked ones.

All the jelly you want, but no peanut butter, for example.

The fallout from the first year of the COVID pandemic is still with us. Add to that the effect of the war in Ukraine and weather disasters.

Disruptions to global shipping and the domestic supply chain mean that you may run into a situation where you don't know if all you need will be in stock. 

Winter 2022-2023 is looking to deal with several possible shortages of some grocery store favorites. 

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