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(FOX NEWS) – As national retail stores struggle to keep shelves stocked with baby formula, small businesses face an even more difficult time getting the supply needed for the community.
Owner of Borchardt Brothers Market in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Andrew Borchardt joined "Fox & Friends" to shed light on the difficulties small businesses around the country face in stocking shelves.
"I get two trucks a week and I probably haven't seen formula in at least three to four months on my shelves, the ones that people need," Borchardt told host Steve Doocy. "We do go outside and try and find it at other vendors, but it's just nonexistent right now."
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