yellowcake, are you sure you are not confusing food shortages with plain old inflation?
Like your piece of bread says "the end of cheep food" Not the end of food, people can't afford to buy it because inflation is far higher than reported, food is not a good store of value as it goes off.
In the great depression food was dirt cheep in the end as even though there was plenty of it people could not afford it so crops were just burnt and milk was tipped down the drain as it was not worth transporting, and at the same time people were starving.
I could store a whole live time of saving of gold in 1 bag, how much room would it take to store a life time of food? (that would go off)
In NZ we sell more lamb meat than any other country, yet its too cheep so farmers have cut back stock fro 65 million to 35 Million over 10 years, NZ exports more dairy than any other country in the world. We don't have a shortage of food here that’s for sure, just a shortage of cheep food. And by underreporting inflation peoples wages are not keeping up. So is food going up, or money coming down?
