Getting danger close to disaster, murder and mayhem.

Over the last few months I've noticed temporary shortages of rolls of my fave flavors, citrus and cinnamon. But week over week the local stores would be restocked, now shelves are bare and store operators are saying they don't when they'll get orders in.

It's not tobacco so stop trying to tax it.

I'm a former Copenhagen user who switched to Zyn nicotine pouches. I've tried others and always go back to Zyn. I'm an addict, and my wife kisses me more without a lip full of chew.

can you order online?

Very limited flavor selections and caps on orders.

Perhaps look at this as an opportunity (divine intervention?) to reduce your usage by rationing imposed by supply chain issues. It 'could' be the impetus to eliminating (or significantly reducing) nicotine from your life.

As you're posting a bit of a rant here, it's not by your choosing (obviously frustrating though!), you might refer to that old adage...If Life Gives you Lemons, Make Lemonade!

In California flavored tobacco products have been banned. The state regards my body as theirs.

I’m delivery guy for much of that stuff. If I had to speculate it’s a seasonal thing.
Lots of people traveling that normally smoke, not so much with family in the car on a long trip. Then the outdoors drinking crowds, picnics if you will, I see the same thing with cigars too.

The warehouse plans, the C-Stores plan, manufacturing plans, but the stuff is really snowballing. It lasts a good long time, if you’re not already buy it in logs.

As a for example I routinely pick up snuff for returns. I can’t remember ever picking up Zyn, Rogue, Camel, none of it. It just seems to sell.

The parent company of Zyn just announced that they will build a new production facility in Colorado.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/mone...2bf77a8a26d1f&ei=151