Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office said that the governor had a conversation with the president of In-N-Out Burger after the fast-food chain was forced to shutter several of its locations in California over local COVID-19 vaccine mandates. “As you may have heard, In-N-Out has closed a couple of locations in California due to vaccine passport requirements. This is what prompted the discussion about opening locations in Florida,” DeSantis spokeswoman Christina Pushaw told local media on Monday, adding that DeSantis had a “productive conversation” with In-N-Out head Lynsi Snyder-Ellington. Pushaw said that In-N-Out would have some difficulty in moving to Florida, as the company’s suppliers are all located on the West Coast. “Of course, Florida also has some of the highest quality farms and cattle ranches in the country, and the governor discussed this with the president of In-N-Out. If they can identify suppliers for all their ingredients here, which we believe …