How are your store shelves?

To date, I haven't noticed any difference from usual.

I haven't noticed any big differences or long lines. There might be delays due to trucking/shipping etc on some products I would imagine. But store seems plenty stocked with alternatives and pretty easy to pivot.

I haven’t noticed any difference

Went shopping yesterday, didn't notice any shortages at all.

Fancy Feast cat food!
Lots of empty shelves, apparently certain flavors.
There's one flavor in particular (I'm not telling you guys which one so you don't snag them for yourselves!) that my cats really like and I did stockpile about five of that flavor the other day but I just now get a variety of what they have--it's hit or miss at several different stores--Target, Publix, etc. 

I’ve been noticing low stock on a lot of things at Whole Foods, but I’m guessing that’s more Amazon inventory optimization than anything else. I’m not seeing anything similar at other stores.

Lots of empty shelves, something we didn't really have to deal with the first time around.

I'm not sure what the supply chain is like, but we're definitely seeing the labor shortage... Last weekend, my grocery store aisles were crammed with pallets that needed unloading.

I haven’t been able to get a handful of my usual freezer meals from Trader Joe’s but other than that it has been fine. I do not use curbside pick up at other stores because something is always marked out of stock and lo and behold I’m able to find it when I go inside.

For the most part, normal.. there always seems to be something missing from my list.. but that is the normal anyways. I do notice when I do an Amazon Fresh purchase they tend to be out of stock on about 10-15 percent of my order.

My stores (usually Super Target, sometimes local grocery chain) have had very random supply issues. And when they have the problem, it's BAD, like zero of any variety to be had. Since early September I've noticed shortages on

*Canned soups
*Dry pasta
*Chips - I had never previously seen a completely empty chip aisle. Even the pork rinds were gone.
*Granola bars/cereal bars/protein bars
*Goldfish crackers
*All portioned lunch size snacks have been very picked over (could just be back to school)

My Target also started to carry a premium brand of deli meat, getting what I've wanted has been tough.

Typically the shortages last 1-2 weeks, then back to normal and another thing is out of stock.

Toilet Paper and Paper Towels are holding steady at 50% capacity. I always check.

our shelves have empty spots.. I haven't seen the cereal I like for weeks.. same brand, different flavor, the one my dh likes is available.
can't do much about it.

I just got back from the grocery store in fact... Giant grocery store in Northern Virginia. There were a lot of empty spots on shelves and other items were pulled way forward to the front edge of the shelf to make it look like there were more. But when you looked in the back you could see it was empty. Lots of signs saying "we're working hard to restock, please limit quantities" but nothing I bought had an actual limit put on it. I will confess to buying the last two packs of salami, and the last four bottles of Diet Tonic. Both were on my list and both are things we eat a lot of. 

The paper goods aisle was pretty empty.    I bought nothing there because I buy those things at Costco and we don't need any at the moment. I saw someone joking on FB about how the recent TP shortage is because everyone who stocked up last year is finally running out. haha 

Two weeks, two different Trader Joe’s and I can’t find my corn chips. Super first world, but sometimes I feel snacky.

I have had a few things where what I want is not in the grocery — full-fat plain Greek yoghurt, weirdly, is one of them. Whole Foods yesterday was cleared out of bulk-bin granola and some other bull-bin items.

The only store I have been to with majorly low or absent stock on things was Sephora. I do not know if that is supply chain or just a store that isn’t on top of things.