Comments by "First Last" (@First-Last_name) on "Can the Danube route be the way out for Ukraine's grain? I DW News" video.

Wheat, barley, Sunflower seeds, cereals, etcetera. There's a lot of grain Ukraine produces that feeds a lot of people. There's already a Sunflower oil shortage.
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 @buravan1512 tell that to Sir Lanka who's government collapsed after they failed to secure grain shipments last year.
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@kwalelalipimile3894 the price of sunflower oil globally has gone up 153% which has driven up the price of alternatives like vegetable oil by 44%. So earth. Ukraine produced 51% of the global Sunflower oil supply before the war. As for the grains a lot went to the world food Program. Hollingworth. “Since it was introduced, we've transported over 480,000 metric tons of wheat out of Ukraine, supporting operations in Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Somalia, Pakistan and beyond." They also sell a lot to Egypt, Nigeria, Tunisia, Sir Lanka and Indonesia, or they did at least.
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@kwalelalipimile3894 Africa is a big place and even with a shortage the prices have spiked for all cooking oils. Again 51% of global supply being cut off effects things. Besides South Africa is 11th in sunflower oil production. You aren't exactly swimming in it.
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@vervetech9395 when over 40 million tons of grain leave the market, there isn't that much extra food lying around to replace it. Not even in russia.
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@springbloom5940 well Maybe you were shadow banned because I do not see your question anywhere. Can't expect me to respond to something only you can see..
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@vervetech9395 So russia still produces way less sunflower oil, barley, cereal, legumes, and maize 🌽 russia can't replace a major grain producer. That would require 60% growth in grain exports in 1 year, or people die. It would also require russia to expand more then wheat, or a massive increase in wheat, to replace the higher calorie foods like cereals, and barley Ukraine produced. russia has a lot of wheat. Ukraine diversified more, and produced a very similar level of calories to russia, by farming more nutrient dense foods.
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@buravan1512 grain absolutely did. Last year they failed to secure shipments of grain leading to massive inflation on food prices and the collapse. Perun has gone over the situation twice in two different videos. Pakistan had a similar food crisis. The war was going on in 2022 as well and we saw direct results of people starving. With the recent blockade even more will suffer 2023...
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People need to eat
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@attilamarics3374 that's not true and you know it.🙄
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@springbloom5940 this is literally the first time you replied to my comment 🤷‍♂️ I can't respond to nothing 😒
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@ibrahimmuhammed6210 factually not true in 2021.
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@startracksha neither is the farmer making food for people like military personal, and civilians, and people all around the globe.
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