Winter FOOD SHORTAGES Are Going To Be VERY Different...

in news •  last year 

"The U.S. shipping industry is facing major disruptions with 40% of its container traffic stalled, potentially rivaling the impact of a UPS strike. This paralysis is largely due to a labor dispute involving the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, causing significant cargo worth over $5.2 billion to remain undelivered. Additionally, there's significant concern over the Panama Canal's current situation due to low water levels, which might exacerbate the shipping delays. On the agricultural front, poor weather conditions from excessive rains in Quebec to droughts in the U.S. Midwest have led to failing corn yields and the potential for increased pasta prices. Canada's durum wheat reserves, crucial for pasta, have plummeted 47% from last year. These combined factors hint at possible food and goods shortages and significant price hikes, echoing scenarios of resource scarcity often depicted in dystopian narratives."

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