In recent years, there has been a steady decline in the sales of fake meat and lab-created food. Though once heralded as the future of sustainable eating, these alternative options seem to have failed to capture the masses.

As Americans we imagine that everyone, except a few homeless people, are well-fed since we live in the greatest country on earth, however, that is not the case and the number of citizens who are food insecure is rapidly growing according to many experts who follow this data.

Since 2021, we have witnessed an alarming increase in food costs across numerous regions. In the same period, dozens of food processing facilities have either blown up or burned down which greatly reduces supply.

In such challenging times, canned foods emerge as a remarkable aid, providing a pocket-friendly solution to skyrocketing prices.

In the summer of 2023, the world found itself grappling with the alarming issue of soaring food inflation. This unprecedented surge in prices left consumers feeling the burden as their grocery bills skyrocketed.

India, one of the largest exporters of rice globally, has recently implemented a ban on rice exports due to the mounting global rice shortage.

I read this story the other day on Zerohedge and it basically says that demand from the US for imported goods since last fall.

Our treasury secretary and former Federal Reserve Chairwomen Janet Yellen admitted she got the inflation picture wrong. (truth-she lied and hoped we did not find out)

Stew Peters Premium Members an watch the entire interview.

Coffee crops in the world’s largest producer Brazil are once again suffering from cold weather damage. Just 10 months ago frosts damaged millions of coffee trees further escalating prices.

This is the second time in a week something like this has happened. On April 14th, a plane crashed into the Gem State Processing potato facility in Eastern Idaho. What’s going on here?

With Ukraine, Belarus and Russia off line for exports of fertilizer and potash, US farms will scramble to switch plantings from corn to soy.

Tucker Carlon on food shortages in America, a very informative video explains the many reasons for it.

Just a few years later we see governments in several countries implementing rationing to make sure people eat.

In the last year or so many counties have halted the normal export of food, usually grains and other commodities like sugar, buckwheat, flour, carrots, rice, seed oils etc.

Now that 2022 has arrived the public is starting to realize what we have been saying on this blog for a long time; our easy life of cheap and plentiful food is over. Fertilizer shortages will help drive food inflation and food shortages.

There are so many of the common staple foods we enjoy in this country that are in the ever-growing food shortage. This week, it’s bacon that is starting to become a problem.

See this…rather scary! Folks….PLEASE store food. There is a wealth of amazing long-term storable foods that can help you weather this storm.