add in fuel and shipping expenses, you re left with empty shelves and higher prices. as of september, the average cost was 5.4%. as the holidays approach, it s hard to imagine upside for anyone here. as the backlog grows more dire, it s hard for the small business as to plan and order for future harvests when they already make so little profit. back to you, martha. martha: thank you. gerri willis joins me. we have no wine and no treadmills. i don t know. i can imagine what jen psaki will say about the wine shortage. major emergency. but it is i have a feeling she ll be upset: martha: gerry, what do you make of this? the effects are huge. it s not just about the shortages but what it means for christmas. what it means for prices. inflation is going up
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practices. i bet no one is expecting that in the freshman handbook. good news for wine lovers. there are lot of them out there. the great wine shortage may not be as bad as you think. wine trade organizations dismissing the notion of a shortage challenged recent reports claiming demand for wine would soon outweigh production. vineyards are closing at alarming rate in europe. trade associations credit wine production in countries like romanna, chile and new zealand for making up for the loss. cheers to that now it s your turn to hash it out for us. use #greta in all your diveets and posts. big news from the doctor who went on the record last night. he has good news for more than 900 americans who thought they were going to it lose their doctor. that s coming up.
practices. i bet no one is expecting that in the freshman handbook. good news for wine lovers. there are lot of them out there. the great wine shortage may not be as bad as you think. wine trade organizations dismissing the notion of a shortage challenged recent reports claiming demand for wine would soon outweigh production. vineyards are closing at alarming rate in europe. trade associations credit wine production in countries like romanna, chile and new zealand for making up for the loss. cheers to that now it s your turn to hash it out for us. use #greta in all your diveets and posts. big news from the doctor who went on the record last night. he has good news for more than 900 americans who thought they were going to it lose their doctor. that s coming up. your mom could do anything.
depression than women who avoided those grains. they claim a similar discovery in men and suggest low fat, whole-grain diets to prevent mood problems. now we know that wine goes great with pasta. the problem is the worldwide wine shortage is getting worse. the shortage is a classic case of supply and demand. supply is not keeping pace. wine production has been on a downward trend for a decade but consumption has been on the rise, almost without interruption, since the late 1990s. i m doing my part to make wine scarce. the only question i have is who is to blame for the wine shortage, aside from you. and i have my answer, it is you. u.s. and chinese consumers. chinese is interesting. you don t think of them as wine but apparently their demand is doubling. not only doubling but doubled twice in the past five years and