Numerous Food Factories Across the Nation Catch Fire, Now 44K Lbs of Peanut Butter Won't Make it to Shelves

By Samantha Chang June 23, 2022 at 8:12am

Bizarre disasters of Biblical proportions have become characteristic of Joe Biden’s botched presidency, setting the stage for an unprecedented nationwide food shortage.

The latest debacle occurred last week, when a truck hauling 44,000 pounds of Jif peanut butter mysteriously caught fire on an interstate roadway in Illinois.

“Charred jars of peanut butter could be seen scattered across the side of the road,” according to WCIA-TV in Champaign. “Officials have not yet announced what caused the fire.”

Feldkamps Towing of Urbana worked with the Illinois Department of Transportation and a local fire department to clean up the gooey mess, which was exacerbated by oppressive heat.

“What a hot day it was today between lowboy jobs and a recovery job we got later in the day 44k of peanut butter having the correct equipment get the job done fast and Efficient thanks to everyone that worked today to get everything done today for customers even in the terrible heat,” the company wrote on Facebook last Wednesday.

“[A]lso huge thanks to District 10 fire departments and idot you guys were awesome.”

As of Thursday morning, officials still had not revealed the cause of the June 15 truck fire — more than a week after it occurred.

This is the second big problem during the past two months for J.M. Smucker, the maker of Jif peanut butter.

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Last month, the company launched a massive recall, citing potential salmonella contamination.

At least 10 people reported getting sick after eating Jif peanut butter manufactured at Smuckers’ Lexington, Kentucky, facility, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

These disruptions — coupled with the runaway inflation that has become the hallmark of Biden’s presidency — undoubtedly have caused peanut butter prices to skyrocket.

You probably see a significant spike in the cost of peanut butter at your local supermarket (all brands are about $2 higher per jar in Manhattan, from my experience).

Between the peanut-butter debacle, 10,000 cows dying in Kansas, escalating baby formula shortages and mysterious farm fires, the stage is being set for an unprecedented food shortage.

As a reminder, food shortages have ignited mass rioting and civil wars numerous times throughout history.

Another plant burned. 10,000 cattle dead. Chicken farm burned. Egg plant burned. Chemtrails and jabs. And they want us without our 2nd? pic.twitter.com/6PN9JVyNq0

— Ronald Mitchell (@RonLMitchell) June 17, 2022

NEW – Biden: “With regard to food shortage… it’s gonna be real.”pic.twitter.com/iGqFVC3UUb

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) March 24, 2022

Here is a picture of Food Processing Plants that have had ‘Accidents’/‘Burned Down’ that we’re not allowed to talk about: pic.twitter.com/TO8rSsT3lO

— Liz Churchill?? (@liz_churchill_) April 24, 2022

I’m 59 yrs old, I’ve never saw or experienced wildfires, cattle dying by the thousands, chicken, swine & food processing plants going up in flames, and now add Pro-Life buildings being fire bombed in the past 5 or 6 yrs. It’s NOT Global Warming or Climate Change !!! pic.twitter.com/y0FrNRW7z4

— ?? ALPHA-MAGA ? WolvieHowlin ?? MAGA-PACK ? (@WolvieHowlin1) June 17, 2022

This is Biden’s dystopian America: Higher taxes, soaring crime, skyrocketing grocery prices and plunging quality of life.

BIDEN: “We need more money to plan for the second pandemic. There’s going to be another pandemic.” pic.twitter.com/MoMemMRxZL

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) June 21, 2022

Sadly, things will get much worse before they can any better. So buckle up, patriots.

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