🔥 Too Many Food Fires🔥

At least 16 food processing facilities across the U.S. have burned down or heavily damaged in the past six months - impacting food supplies and prices. Fertilizer plants are also burning. Why?

Are you getting concerned about future food availability?

Maybe you should be?

Because a strangely high number of food processing plants and fertilizer plants are catching fire in various parts of the U.S.

In just the first few months of 2022 - there appears to be a spike in food processing fires.

The numbers are getting too high to be ignored.

Julieanna @julieanngirly

Another fire/explosion at another food processing/distribution center in the USA.A few days ago it was Taylor Farms in Salinas, CA.☹️. Just now it was reported that Azure Standard in Dufur, Oregon has burned up.😒😒😐🧐. These food processing plants are mysteriously combusting.

These food processing fires all occurred in 2022:

Last month a Walmart distribution center was hit by a fire.

On top of these disruptive fires - millions of chickens are being killed intentionally - reportedly to fight a bird flu virus.

Dr. Benjamin Braddock @GraduatedBen

Several very large food processing plants in the US have blown up/burned down in the past few days

newsweek.com7 injured in explosion as fire engulfs food plant; smoke visible for milesA blast at a food manufacturing facility in eastern Oregon sent workers to the hospital and officials worried about its community impact.

People need to prepare.

This is a news story we will continue following here at News Detectives. The corporate media matrix isn’t connecting any dots so far. Only alternative news outlets are talking about this factory fire trend.

I could only find a few YouTube accounts covering this: