Asda has apologised to customers after a supply issue has led to a chicken shortage in some stores.
The issue has been caused by a problem with supplies, which Asda is looking to resolve quickly.
Shoppers are reporting finding empty shelves at their local stores and a lack of chicken available, reports the Liverpool ECHO.
Disappointed shoppers have taken to social media to express their frustration with the chicken crisis.
"@Asda So it's 17:23 and there's no chicken?" one wrote.
User @elliemoyses said: "Asda had barely anything! Absolute JOKE where's all the chicken gone??"
@dandiack said: "Still no chicken in @asda @AsdaServiceTeam Bridge of Dee. Guess it'll have to be @sainsburys or @tesco."
And, @LouisaL23x said: "There's actual NAE chicken left in Asda! What happened to veganuary?"
The ECHO contacted Asda to find out what the issue was, and were told it was caused by a "temporary supply issue" and some of its stores were "currently low" on chicken.
An Asda spokesperson said: "We are sorry we fell fowl of our customers’ expectations for a couple of days, however we would like to reassure them that our shelves are now fully stocked up again."
