Food industry leaders are raising concerns about potential disruptions to consumer access to essential products ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, citing regulatory and supply chain uncertainties. Executives highlight fears that policy shifts or political instability could lead to shortages of staple goods, increased costs, or delays in production. The warnings come as manufacturers urge lawmakers to prioritize stability in trade and agricultural policies to avoid economic ripple effects. Business groups emphasize the need for long-term planning to prevent disruptions that could affect families across the country.
Food manufacturers warn of impact on consumers ahead of midterm elections
