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Ingredients are low in supply for this one item found in multiple products.

than they were when the pandemic panic-buying began two years ago. New data from one of the biggest food companies in the world backs up this claim.

General Mills CFO Kofi Bruce recently admitted that the company is seeing"acute supply shortages" for its refrigerated pizza and dough products like Pillsbury doughs and Totino's pizza rolls, reports. In a presentation of the company's financial results for the period that ended on Feb. 27, Bruce says that supplies are below normal levels.explains that usually the company meets demand up to 99% of the time while right now it is only able to supply shoppers with the items they are looking for around 70% of the time.The company's North American Retail President Jon Nudi confirmed the issues, noting that they are apparent because of raw material and ingredient disruptions.

CEO Jeff Harmening echoed the other company leaders, saying that"Not only have supply chain disruptions been a challenge, but we are also facing historic levels of input cost inflation" and"Our market basket … has been at a multi-decade high in recent months." In addition to the pizza dough supply shortages, General Mills is raising costs of its products to offset the increase in ingredient prices because of

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