Calgary-area store owner anxious about holiday shopping season amid supply chain slowdowns

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Calgary-area store owner anxious about holiday shopping season amid supply chain slowdowns
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Jazon Gatela says he has had no problem finding customers, but he has faced challenges getting products.

"I found a passion to sell some of the stuff that people are interested in," said Gatela. "They're going back to their childhood memories."His store has been open for nearly two years and has been plagued by global supply chain issues from the start. Last spring, he pre-sold paddle boards to customers wanting to use them in the summer. Despite it now being November, some still haven't arrived, forcing Gatela to issue refunds and deal with frustrated customers.

Gatela says most of his product, especially electronics, comes from overseas and that's where the delays start. He says wholesalers are encouraging retailers to place bigger, single orders rather than smaller ones every few months, given the delays.

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