Food Crisis Imminent!

HNewsWire- It's no longer being given away by those who have it, and those who don't may soon find themselves in a food crisis.

It's only been a matter of hours after Russia essentially prohibited exports of fertilizers and only minutes ago Hungary, one of Europe's most grain-rich countries, said that it would immediately halt grain exports in a statement.

It's just a matter of time until wheat prices, already at record highs, quadruple from here as everyone recognizes how serious the global food crisis will be.

It's best to stock up on grains like wheat, rice, and barley now rather than waiting a month to purchase them.

Earlier Some of the nations that depend on Russia and Ukraine for their wheat imports, including Turkey, Egypt, and Tunisia, were mentioned this morning.

Because of the Ukraine war, these countries might face a "Arab Spring"-style food crisis in the next several weeks, which could lead to a possible insurrection.

Because Russia's Interfax news agency just reported that as a part of Moscow's countersanctions, Russia has recommended that fertilizer makers stop exporting, a move which will send not only fertilizer prices orbiting higher, but all food prices will soon follow, we can now confidently predict the coming food crisis.

Russian authorities have advised fertilizer producers to stop exporting their products, according to the International Federation of Fertilizer Producers (IFX).
FERTILIZER LOGISTICS PROBLEMS IN THE RUSSIAN MINISTRY: IFX

Even worse, since natural gas is necessary in the production of the majority of nitrogen/fertilizer goods, the recent spike in European NatGas prices to record highs would further aggravate the expense of fertilizer if Russia stops producing it.

There are already all-time highs in the wheat market, and prices are expected to keep rising.

As soon as US consumers learn that food costs are set to double, triple, and x-ple more, all hell will break loose not just among food producers, but at your local grocery store as well.