Of course the glue comes from China. I thought horses went to Canada to be slaughtered. Are Canadians hoarding glue? Is the border still closed to horses? Can’t they close the boxes with duct tape? Next they will tell us there is a duct tape shortage. Is it 5:00 o’clock? Pssst. Yup.
Plenty of beer here in Texas.... just a short drive from Alabama. 
Us Canadians have been building our reputation for niceness for decades becasue we knew one day something like covid would come along and we would exploit it for all the tea in China.
Make that all the glue in China 
I am reminded of this clip
Love it. Brings back old memories of Sat morning cartoons.
maybe it’s just a local thing—i’ll make a beer run tomorrow and see if the shelves are still empty.
Bottle and can shortage? No big deal for me; there’s a microbrew nearby.
I live an hour away from St.Louis MO, home of AB Inbev. Definitely no beer shortages here.
No shortage of any alcohol here besides maybe scotch and sake. Saw beer available, but I prefer rum/whiskey esters over the pisswater and it gets you drunk for 1/3 the price.
Sodas were pretty well stocked in all stores.
no shortages in ny either.
anyone tried kasteel rouge? that one i can only find in few bars, it tastes like sweet cherry soda, no taste of bitterness or alcohol whatsoever, something you’d never suspect is a beer, yet it is 8% by volume in bottles, can’t find it anywhere in stores, that is the only beer that is in short supply here,
BeerMenus.com has an entry for Kasteel Rouge.
Enter your location and it’ll list local places that sell it. Good luck!
No shortages of beverages in cans or bottles here either. 
There is no way there is a beer shortage. All day long I see people loading their vehicles with cases of beer.
Haven’t noticed any shortages here.
Still empty into the 3rd week. No Mexican, Heini, Yuengling, etc., although there is a small block of red white and blue stuff at the far end.
Maybe someone in delivery ops went on vacation and nobody is there to cover for him…?
No shortage in the Pacific NW so far, but prices are up.
If the shortage does reach us, I have a fallback plan. A micro-distillery opened a block away from my house this year. They’re young and for the moment just using wood chips to age their whiskey, so I don’t even need to worry about about a barrel shortage.
On a positive note, all the restaurants and bars being closed down last year led to a lot of good craft breweries that previously used to only distribute in kegs starting to can their beer.
Running out of CO2? Now there’s an unexpected twist to the global warming debate!
Just kidding. Please don’t hurt me.
wow, thank you, i had no idea of this site, i see 2 close to me.
out of hundreds if not thousand of stores around me, only 2 have it, no wonder i never seen it in stores
It sounds interesting and i would like to try it…i ran the search and turns out there are 9 located near me, the closest is 334 miles out to 499 miles away. 
I work at a top 10 craft brewery in production. We have been ramping up production the last 2 months. Plenty of packaging/ glue/ cans/CO2. If any of those shortages are going to affect us it hasn’t happened yet.
Different strokes I guess. Never have a good time with spirits. Maybe it was from marching in the Army to…
“Tiny bubbles, in my beer, makes me happy, and full of cheer.”