Comments by "Greg Greg" (@SlowhandGreg) on "Neil McCoy-Ward" channel.

  1. Food across the board will have to get more expensive due to climate change and other factors including unsustainable farming practices and yes there will be no hyperinflation the Fed will kill demand till it tails off The US has an issue with oligopoly ownership of certain commodities these need breaking up to truly resolve the situation and people need to pay more for better quality food
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  2. Jay Rayner explained exactly what was happening in a Times podcast yesterday (Thursday) he's appeared before parliament a couple of times saying this could happen key takeaways Market controlled by the big 5 supermarkets dwindling food production in the UK as there is a race to the bottom for price (government strategy) Higher energy costs than anywhere in Europe Drought in supplier markets BREXIT - when supply becomes restricted that supply chooses the easiest destination one without border checks forms and vet certificates to fill in all of which add cost and delay
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