How Supermarkets Actually Work: 3 Days From Empty |
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How Supermarkets Actually Work: 3 Days From Empty |
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If the trucks stopped rolling, your supermarket would start running empty in about 3 days. That "fresh" apple you bought in spring? Picked last autumn, kept sleeping in a low-oxygen warehouse. And the shelf layout you browse isn't a menu it's an auction you never saw.
This is the hidden supply chain behind everything in your supermarket: the 1,500-mile journey of an average meal, the gas chambers that ripen bananas on schedule, the football-field-sized distribution centers that restock shelves by prophecy, the billions in slotting fees that decide which products you're even allowed to see, the store-brand secret hiding in plain sight — and the real reason toilet paper vanished in 2020 (it wasn't hoarding).
⏱️ CHAPTERS
0:00 Three Days From Empty
0:30 The Fifteen-Hundred-Mile Meal
2:45 The Cathedral You Never See
5:00 The Battle for the Shelf
7:00 The Day the Machine Blinked
9:00 The Miracle on Aisle Five
🎬 In this episode:
Why your "fresh" apple time-traveled from last harvest
How a pack of chewing gum in 1974 changed retail forever
Slotting fees the billions paid just to exist on a shelf
Store brands: made in the same factories as the famous ones
The two parallel toilet paper universes that broke in 2020
Subscribe every episode opens the hidden machinery behind everyday life, from farms to factories to your front door.
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Goods by Global | The Hidden Supply Chains Behind Everything You Use
Deep-dive documentaries on the supply chains that secretly run the world — coffee, computer chips, fresh water, beef, concrete, electric vehicles, and more.
Every product you touch has an incredible journey behind it: mines and farms on the other side of the world, factories with impossible engineering, global trade routes, geopolitical battles, and hidden crises most people never hear about. We trace those journeys from raw material to your hands — and explain why things cost what they do, who controls what, and where the whole system is fragile.
Each episode explores a different industry: how it works, where it breaks, and what it reveals about the global economy. From the one company that makes 90% of the world's advanced chips, to the black market for sand, to the four companies that control America's beef — these are the systems hiding in plain sight.
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