According to Food Dive, rail lines responsible for moving the oat supply got hit by severe rain at the end of 2021, leading to even greater delays and resulting price crunches. On the plus side, representatives for these lines of transportation have come forward and reassured the public that despite some setbacks, goods like oats have been packed up and are ready to move once the weather improves. As a result, brands like Oatly still plan to "meet its growth expectations for 2022," but not everything looks perfect.
The alt-milk brand, which saw a massive boom during the pandemic, has had to scale back its plans due to the lack of oats and the underlying transportation problems, which has made it hard to keep up with the spike in demand. Food Dive notes that its stocks have currently fallen by 80%. This all goes to say that if you love oat milk from Oatly, prepare to really feel it in your wallet this year. With any luck, these transportation problems may come to an end, but you still might have to contend with oat supply problems if you love this type of plant milk.
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