From what someone has said, from a company that had lots of containers in the port, it is all gone. They lost over 30 million dollars.

30 million? Those explosions are billions of dollars of damage. The buildings all in the area are destroyed.

Uh...does it matter?  I don't know why you'd be concerned with Kroger inventory unless you were a manager...in which case I don't know why you'd be posting here.

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Uh...does it matter?  I don't know why you'd be concerned with Kroger inventory unless you were a manager...in which case I don't know why you'd be posting here.

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 When things become more scarce, they go up in price. Everyone should be concerned.

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And then you have to listen to the customers complain.  Like when they outlawed plastic bags in Dallas.  Gripe, gripe, gripe.  I finally just told the customers "we aren't in Dallas".  Didn't matter.  Dallas had to pay for bags so when were we going to start charging for them.  On and on.