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Shortages Of Fresh Food...when Will It End?
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Up town early this morning to stock up for the week.
Not a lettuce to be seen.
Neither broccoli or small tomatoes.
Hardly any 'soft' fruits' either.
Never mind eggs, bread and cooking oil.
Are we heading towards rationing again?
Not a lettuce to be seen.
Neither broccoli or small tomatoes.
Hardly any 'soft' fruits' either.
Never mind eggs, bread and cooking oil.
Are we heading towards rationing again?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ. //Would Sunak not spending £13,000 each year heating his pool have improved the supply of fresh food?//
Not in the least !
But it does make me question the calibur of
the people we chose to lead us.
Rich people telling poorer people how to cut
back on food/heating/fuel while wondering on how they heat their
swimming pools does cause concern.
How do you heat your swimming pool?
Not in the least !
But it does make me question the calibur of
the people we chose to lead us.
Rich people telling poorer people how to cut
back on food/heating/fuel while wondering on how they heat their
swimming pools does cause concern.
How do you heat your swimming pool?
Yes, there was a strike by Cooperative workers in Spain but vastly reduced supplies for a couple of weeks to all supermarket chains.
This is now over, plenty of lettuce/leaves, tomatoes, broccoli, greens and soft fruits in our place (in Cheshire); our bread mountain continues to grow and eggs are plentiful (albeit barn eggs, not free range due to bird flu problems).
Cooking oils will be a problem in the medium to long term due partly to the war in Ukraine, as they supply 80% of sunflower oil; the main substitute, rape seed oil, only crops once a year so not enough to fill the gap.
Certain pastas could get short due to bad weather problems in Canada and France, the main producers of Durum wheat.
No problems across our shelves (Morrisons).
This is now over, plenty of lettuce/leaves, tomatoes, broccoli, greens and soft fruits in our place (in Cheshire); our bread mountain continues to grow and eggs are plentiful (albeit barn eggs, not free range due to bird flu problems).
Cooking oils will be a problem in the medium to long term due partly to the war in Ukraine, as they supply 80% of sunflower oil; the main substitute, rape seed oil, only crops once a year so not enough to fill the gap.
Certain pastas could get short due to bad weather problems in Canada and France, the main producers of Durum wheat.
No problems across our shelves (Morrisons).
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