Alberta bee industry feels sting from COVID-19-related supply delays

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April is the month most Alberta beekeepers receive their shipments of imported bees, but this year those essential deliveries just aren't arriving.

April is the month most Alberta beekeepers receive their shipments of imported bees to begin honey production season but this year those essential deliveries just aren’t arriving.

“Just not enough planes moving cargo,” Alberta Honey Producers Co-operative director of supply, Derrick Johnston, said. “And to move the cargo, you need the people and with COVID, people aren’t moving.”‘Get your order in’: Customers could wait longer for home appliances amid supply chain disruption Johnston said with planes being grounded from countries where bees come from, such as New Zealand and Australia, many shipments have been delayed or cancelled.

 

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