Biden Attacks Farms - Comprehensive War on Global Food Supply - Engineered Famine
Brace for Impact
Ice Age Farmer:
We are staring down the barrel of a confluence of several scenarios--each of which individually is a significant, life-changing event--but which are together conspiring is a dangerous and incendiary situation: food shortages, inflation, and a breakdown of the supply chain. A new media narrative today acknowledges food shortages, and blames animal agriculture, indicating we are reaching an inflection point in the collapse. Expect things to accelerate from here.
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Shipping: (4:50â)
Inflation: (8:56)
Grains Shortage (13:07)
Meat Shortages (21:56)
HUGE Narrative Shift (23:41)
SOLUTIONS (33:08)
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Food Shortage Interview â Ice Age Farmer & Bear Independent
Posted on April 3, 2021Food Freedom
Today on the Bear Independent show, Bear is chatting with Ice Age Farmer about food shortage.
https://www.sgtreport.com/2021/02/food-shortages-guaranteed-under-biden-regime/
In the United States, the local farmers, it seems, are being squeezed out of business, or paid not to grow food, while Big Agriculture is more concerned with exporting its supplies than keeping domestic food stocks safe and affordable.
In an effort to fight two wars at the same time â against a pandemic as well as purported climate change â the Biden administration risks putting the United States on a crash course with food shortages and soaring prices as early as this year.
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Sealed up inside of his White House fortress, surrounded by a ring of steel and thousands of National Guardsmen, U.S. President Joe Biden has been busy signing off on a raft of executive orders without the nuisance of democratic debate and congressional prattling.
One of those presidential actions envisions the conservation of 30 percent of the nationâs lands and waters over the next decade. Where will all of that protected land come from? Perhaps from Bill Gates, who now owns the deed to most of the farmland in the nation? Doubtful.
The answer is from small, independent farmers, whose agricultural activities, the Democrats say, are responsible for 10 percent of the manmade greenhouse emissions purportedly frying up the planet.
And when it is not buying regular corn supplies, China is buying up massive amounts of U.S. ethanol, the corn-based biofuel. The Asian economic powerhouse has bought âroughly 200 million gallonsâ of ethanol for the first half of 2021, matching its previous record for annual imports of the corn-based biofuel, Archer Daniels Midland Co Chief Financial Officer Ray Young told Reuters.
https://jahtruth.net/greeneco.htm
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Europe braces for food shortages due to Ukraine-Russia conflict
Monday, March 07, 2022 by: [Ethan Huff]
(Natural News) After it was announced that wheat exports from both Russia and Ukraine have now ceased, the European Unionâs agricultural ministers held an emergency meeting to activate what they are calling a âFood Crisis Contingency Mechanism.â
Since the heads of many European countries expect widespread food shortages due to the war, they are trying to get ahead of it by coming up with alternative sources (assuming there are any).
Ice Age Farmer discusses this in greater depth in the video below:
One-third of the worldâs grains, just to be clear, come from the Black Sea region near Russia and Ukraine. Cutting off exports from this area will have a devastating impact on the global food supply, in other words.
âAlready there are animal feed producers in South Korea who are declaring force majeure,â Ice Age Farmer warns.
âIn other words, âwe know we had sold you this food for your animals, but we canât give it to you now, even though youâre depending on it, because we canât get the corn that we had bought from Ukraine and from that Black Sea region.'â
Europeâs âGreen Dealâ from years ago laid groundwork for engineered destruction of food supply due to Russia-Ukraine conflict
Not only is the Black Sea region a âbreadbasketâ for Europe, supplying feed for both humans and animals, but it is also where much of the worldâs fertilizer is produced.
Ireland depends on Russia for 25 percent of its fertilizer, as one example of this.
Ice Age Farmer says that all of this was engineered many years ago, in part under the EUâs so-called âFarm to Forkâ scam, which is basically the takeover of Europeâs food supply under a âGreen Deal.â
(Natural News) After it was announced that wheat exports from both Russia and Ukraine have now ceased, the European Unionâs agricultural ministers held an emergency meeting to activate what they are calling a âFood Crisis Contingency Mechanism.â
Since the heads of many European countries expect widespread food shortages due to the war, they are trying to get ahead of it by coming up with alternative sources (assuming there are any).
Ice Age Farmer discusses this in greater depth in the video below:
One-third of the worldâs grains, just to be clear, come from the Black Sea region near Russia and Ukraine. Cutting off exports from this area will have a devastating impact on the global food supply, in other words.
âAlready there are animal feed producers in South Korea who are declaring force majeure,â Ice Age Farmer warns.
âIn other words, âwe know we had sold you this food for your animals, but we canât give it to you now, even though youâre depending on it, because we canât get the corn that we had bought from Ukraine and from that Black Sea region.'â
Europeâs âGreen Dealâ from years ago laid groundwork for engineered destruction of food supply due to Russia-Ukraine conflict
Not only is the Black Sea region a âbreadbasketâ for Europe, supplying feed for both humans and animals, but it is also where much of the worldâs fertilizer is produced.
Ireland depends on Russia for 25 percent of its fertilizer, as one example of this.
Ice Age Farmer says that all of this was engineered many years ago, in part under the EUâs so-called âFarm to Forkâ scam, which is basically the takeover of Europeâs food supply under a âGreen Deal.â
(Ethan Huff â NaturalNews.com)Europe braces for food shortages due to Ukraine-Russia conflict â NaturalNews.com
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Baby Formula Maker Says It Could Take Weeks to Get Product in Stores Amid Widespread Shortage
A leading baby formula maker said that it could take at least two months to get its product back in stores amid a historic shortage of formula that has triggered panic nationwide.
Several months ago, Abbott Laboratories, was forced to close down its plant in Sturgis, Michigan, after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said its facility was unsanitary. That was triggered by an FDA investigation into the deaths of two infants allegedly caused by certain baby formula products that were contaminated by bacteria.
In a new statement Wednesday, Abbott, which is the leading producer of baby formula, said that it could start up its Sturgis site âwithin two weeks,â but it stressed that by the time the facility is back online, it would take some six to eight weeks before more of its products make it to supermarket shelves around the United States.
âWe understand the situation is urgentâgetting Sturgis up and running will help alleviate this shortage,â the company said in a statement Wednesday.
The plant has been shut down since February when Abbott issued a voluntary recall after complaints were made about babies becoming sick, including the two aforementioned deaths.
âSubject to [FDA] approval, we could restart the site within two weeks,â Abbottâs statement added. âWe would begin production of EleCare, Alimentum, and metabolic formulas first and then begin production of Similac and other formulas. From the time we restart the site, it will take six to eight weeks before product is available on shelves.â
Abbott, meanwhile, emphasized in its statement that the bacteriaâCronobacter sakazakiiâwas found in environmental testing sites and was not linked to any known illness. When the FDA tested samples of Abbott formula in the states where the four sickened babies lived, all unopened containers tested negative for the cronobacter. Three open containers that were found at the homes of those infants also tested negative, said Abbott.
âThe infants consumed four different types of our formula made over the course of nearly a year and the illnesses took place over several months in three different states,â the firm said.
The statement said Abbott is working to improve its protocols and systems at the Sturgis plant, including improving training and safety employees for employees as well as cleaning and maintenance procedures. It will also make upgrades to the plant by installing nonporous, easily cleanable, and sanitary floors.
Research company Datasembly said that 43 percent of baby formula supply is currently out of stock around the United States. At the same time, parents of infants have, in recent days, repeatedly expressed concerns on social media about the apparent dearth of baby formula products and have called on federal officials to take immediate action.
The Epoch Times has contacted the FDA for comment.
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G-7 warns of global food crisis from Russian âwheat warâ in Ukraine
by tts-admin | May 15, 2022
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock at the G7 meeting
Associated Press â May 14, 2022
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven leading economies vowed Saturday to reinforce Russiaâs economic and political isolation and tackle what Germanyâs foreign minister described as a âwheat warâ being waged by Moscow as they warned that the war in Ukraine is stoking a global food and energy crisis which threatens poor countries and urgent measures are needed to unblock stores of grain that Russia is preventing from leaving Ukraine.
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, who hosted a meeting of top G-7 diplomats, said the war had become a âglobal crisis.â
She said up to 50 million people, particularly in Africa and the Middle East, would face hunger in the coming months unless ways are found to release Ukrainian grain, which accounts for a sizable share of the worldwide supply.
In statements released at the end of the three-day meeting on Germanyâs Baltic Sea coast, the G-7 pledged to provide further humanitarian aid to the most vulnerable.
âRussiaâs war of aggression has generated one of the most severe food and energy crises in recent history which now threatens those most vulnerable across the globe,â the group said.
âWe are determined to accelerate a coordinated multilateral response to preserve global food security and stand by our most vulnerable partners in this respect,â it added.
Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said her country, another major agricultural exporter, stands ready to send ships to European ports so Ukrainian grain can be brought to those in need.
âWe need to make sure that these cereals are sent to the world,â she told reporters. âIf not, millions of people will be facing famine,â she added.
Russia dismissed the claim that it was responsible for worsening global hunger and driving up food prices.
âPrices are rising because of sanctions imposed by the West under pressure of the U.S.,â said Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova. âFailure to understand this is a sign either of stupidity or intentional misleading of the public,â she added.
The G-7 nations also called on China not to help Russia, including by undermining international sanctions or justifying Moscowâs actions in Ukraine.
Beijing should support the sovereignty and independence of Ukraine, and not âassist Russia in its war of aggression,â they said.
The G-7 urged China âto desist from engaging in information manipulation, disinformation and other means to legitimize Russiaâs war of aggression against Ukraine.â
The grouping, which comprises Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States, also reiterated its stance that the territories seized by Russian forces need to be returned to Ukraine.
âWe will never recognize borders Russia has attempted to change by military aggression,â they said.
The meeting in Weissenhaus, northeast of Hamburg, was billed as an opportunity for officials to discuss the broader implications of the war for geopolitics, energy and food security, and ongoing international efforts to tackle climate change and the pandemic.
In a series of closing statements, the G-7 nations also addressed a wide range of global problems from the situation in Afghanistan to tensions in the Middle East.
On Friday, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba appealed to friendly countries to provide more military support to Kyiv and increase the pressure on Russia, including by seizing its assets abroad to pay for rebuilding Ukraine.
Kuleba said his country remains willing to talk to Russia about unblocking grain supplies stuck in Ukraineâs silos and also about reaching a political agreement to end the war itself, but had so far received âno positive feedbackâ from Moscow.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said in an interview published Saturday that he had not detected any change in Putinâs stance recently.
Scholz, who spoke at length by phone with the Russian leader Friday, told German news portal t-online that Putin had failed to achieve the military objectives he set out at the start of the war while losing more Russian soldiers than the Soviet Union did during its decadelong campaign in Afghanistan.
âPutin should slowly begin to understand that the only way out of this situation is through an agreement with Ukraine,â Scholz was quoted as saying.
One idea discussed at the G-7 meeting was whether Russian state assets frozen abroad can be used to pay for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
âRussia bears responsibility for the massive damage resulting from this war,â Baerbock said. âAnd thatâs why itâs a question of justice that Russia should have to pay for this damage,â she reasoned.
But she added that, unlike in Canada â where legislation allows for seized funds to be repurposed â the legal basis for doing so in Germany is uncertain.
âBut thatâs precisely what such meetings are for, to have an exchange about how to resolve these legal questions,â Baerbock said.
Many of the foreign ministers traveled straight on to an informal meeting of NATO diplomats in Berlin on Saturday and Sunday.
That gathering will consider moves by Finland and Sweden to join the military alliance amid concerns about the threat from Russia, as well as ways in which NATO can support Ukraine without being drawn into the conflict.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who was unable to attend the G-7 meeting after recovering from a COVID-19 infection, was expected at the NATO gathering.
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Will this lead to more use of plastic "stuff"?
"Extremely Tense" Beer Bottle Shortage Emerges Ahead Of Germany's Oktoberfest
Why not breastfeed babies?
Ruth 4:16 And Naomi took the child, and laid it in her bosom, and became nurse unto it.
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Crop Declines Visible On Satellite Imagery Everywhere EXCEPT Russia And China
Infrared satellite imagery from the entire globe is showing massive crop declines everywhere, except in Russia and China. These images suggest that staple crops such as wheat are in poor condition and in sharp decline among major exporters including Ukraine, the United States, and India.
If you have been unconcerned about a food shortage or a possible war with Russia and/or China, now is the time to perhaps reevaluate. As ZeroHedge reported, it is hard to say which governments and institutions monitor this data, but a few months ago a multitude of political leaders and global banks issued simultaneous warnings of a âglobal food shortageâ and an impending crisis. Such institutions included the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, the BIS, and even the White House. So far, a perfect storm of stagflation, supply chain disruptions, and poor weather conditions have combined to disrupt food production around the world.
Russia and China, on the other hand, are enjoying a strategic advantage when it comes to being able to feed their populations.
As we entered the spring of this year, the mainstream media heralded the end of the Russian economy and the swift collapse of their war efforts in Ukraine. Today, Russia is selling more oil and exporting more commodities than ever before, and both Russia and China now have the most healthy staple crops in the world. Itâs almost as if the public in the west has been deliberately misled about our economic strength. âZeroHedge
The food shortages are becoming obvious, and crop failures are mounting. That means prices will continue to rise as shelves get more and more empty.
PREPPING FOR THE UPCOMING GOVERNMENT-INDUCED FOOD SHORTAGES
This also had major implications if the West continues to provoke a war with Russia. The temptation for the Eastern nations to use food as a weapon against NATO countries will be just as high on their list as using oil and gas withholding as a weapon. With food and energy stability in doubt, there is also a considerable danger of civil unrest in parts of the world where people are going to experience a dramatic decline in their standard of living, such as in the U.S.
Third-world nations are likely to see the worst of the shortages, but price inflation in necessities is here to stay for first-world countries as well. And along with that comes all the associated economic problems, including rising crime, rising unemployment, and rising poverty. Prepare accordingly.
Yet another country has fallen into complete collapse with empty shops and riots
Panama
One after another, the countries of the world began to collapse. Stores are emptying, and the prices of goods and fuel, where they are available, are constantly rising.
Empty shelves in Panamaâs supermarkets in the country after mass protests over high fuel, gas and food prices.
RibaSmith supermarket in Costa del Este tonight. Fuel prices have already had a massive impact on the supply of food to stores.â
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Is The Food Crisis Over Or Just Getting Started?
Are you hungry? Good, according to the central planners.
The folks over at the UN stopped destroying the world for a brief few minutes to publish a piece (snapshot below) justifying their behavior and explaining the âbenefitsâ of the famine theyâve engineered.
Not making this up.
The article remained on the UN website for a day or so before being deleted after it went viral on social media, with people horrified at the truly unbelievable evil. The good thing about this is that as they continue with their predictive programming and NLP (seriously, look into both and it promises to blow your mind), more and more people wake from their trance. Once woken, they realize the incredible danger they are all in. And that is a good thing because you canât fight an enemy until you understand one exists.
The âgreat resetâ requires a populace beholden to the government and nobody else. As the central planners pursue their agenda of getting there, this is bound to be fraught with an awakening and a lot of angst.
The Great Awakening of the Average Joe
While Joe Sixpack doesnât understand most of these, he doesnât actually need to.
What Joe does care about is when he canât afford groceries and when his electricity bill now suddenly wipes out his entire annual disposable income.
And that is enough to provide both pushback and an increasing ability to awaken to the horrors of what comes for him if this communist agenda masquerading as a plan to âsave us from climate changeâ is NOT stopped in its tracks.
And with this realization will come politicians â many who themselves are parasites but doing what comes naturally to them: sensing a shift in the winds and rushing to get in front of it, champion it, and gain support.
Here, take a look. According to France24, Giuseppe Conte, the head of Five Star, said:
I have a strong fear that September will be a time when many families will face the terrible choice of paying their electricity bills or buying food. We are absolutely willing to dialogue, to make our constructive contribution to the government, to Draghi, (but) we are not willing to write a blank cheque.
Heâs not wrong, of course, but this is a thug who was a massive contributor to the problems our proverbial âJoeâ now faces.
And as weâve been continuously saying: energy underpins EVERYTHING. Which is why Eurozone CPI looks like it just mainlined viagra.
And this is saying something because as you know the way they measure CPI is, of course, complete hogwash and roughly half the real rate. Check out John Williamsâ Shadowstats, where inflation in the US is calculated based on the methodology used back in the 80âs (pre-fraud). It just hit 17.3%. Thatâs a tad more than the 9.1% print they just tried to trick you with.
The other thing âJoeâ cares about is when the government â under the guise of âsaving the planetâ â begins the process of stealing up to 50% of the farms in the Netherlands.
Reducing Nitrogen Emissions
Under a ridiculous narrative of âreducing nitrogen omissionsâ the Dutch government are proceeding with a blatant land grab of 30% of the Farmland. It is worth pointing out that air is 78% nitrogen. These morons have literally decided that air is dangerous.
Anyway, the farmers are having none of it and have blockaded roads, airports, and distribution centers. The fishermen have joined in and blocked the ports.
Domestically the Dutch farmers have massive support. Gratefully, people seem to intuitively understand that without them there will be no food. The propaganda is no longer having the desired effect on the populace. What a shame!
Every day a few more people wake to reality, and once you wake, you canât unsee what youâve seen. The existing political partiesâ credibility is severely damaged. Iâve thought for some years now that if there is to be a shift, it will likely come from third parties. This is true across the Western world, and not uniquely a Dutch thing.
The FarmerâCitizen Movement in the Netherlands is now gaining momentum and size faster than any other.
Over in France, the Marxist agenda gathers momentum.
France plans full nationalization of power utility EDF
France will fully nationalise EDF (EDF.PA), Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne said on Wednesday, in a move that would give the government more control over a restructuring of the debt-laden group while contending with a European energy crisis.
It is at this point that we should review a little history.
The last head of a European government to be killed and eaten by a mob was Dutch Johan de Witt in 1672, who was mutilated, hung, and had his liver roasted and digested by Orangists in the Hague.
Davos man deserves at least as much.
In the meantime, Europeans are going to be cold and hungry.
Winter is just a few short months away now which brings us to investment implications. The stampede will begin in earnest for food and all those banned products like fertilizer.
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Satellite Image Reveals 'Agriculture Wasteland' Across California's Rice Capital
by Tyler Durden
Sunday, Sep 11, 2022 - 11:00 AM
New satellite imagery shows a large swath of California's rice fields has been left barren without harvest as fears of a 'mini dust bowl' emerge due to diminishing water supplies.
Kurt Richter, a third-generation rice farmer in Colusa, the rice capital of California, told San Francisco Chronicle that fields upon fields of the grain have already transformed into a "wasteland."
A report via the US Department of Agriculture shows about 300,000 out of the 550,000 acres committed to rice growing in California will go without harvest. This could potentially drive up sushi prices nationwide because most of the rice produced in the state is for just that.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
UC Davis agricultural economist Aaron Smith warned the collapse in rice production in the state will translate to an estimated $500 million loss for farmers, about 40% of which will be covered by federal crop insurance.
Satellite imagery service Sentinel Hub shows a satellite view of the farmland in the rice capital this month compared with the same time last year -- only to reveal many fields appear fallow.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
Richter said rice fields are "abandoned," and a mini dust bowl could emerge west of the Sacramento River in Colusa County. He said this summer's scorching heat and lack of moisture are some of the significant contributors to the area's water shortage.
Not all is lost in the rice capital. In Butte County, green fields can be seen via satellite imagery. San Francisco Chronicle noted, "Butte County farmers planted slightly more acres of rice than last year."
Luis Espino, a farm advisor at UC ANR's cooperative extension in Butte, said water sourcing is critical and is why some rice farms can source more water than others.
Eastside farmers depend on Lake Oroville, which was able to capture more water than Shasta Lake, where the current storage is less than half of the average storage for this time of year.
The farmers in the Sacramento River watershed who rely on water from Shasta, including Richter's family farm operation, are receiving somewhere between 0 and 18% of their water deliveries this year from government-run water projects. Farmers in Butte and Yuba counties received far more â about 75%. -- San Francisco Chronicle
Across the rice capital of six top-producing counties, only two will be unharmed by the mega drought.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
Ahead of this year's growing season, we pointed out California To Cut Water To Cities And Farmland Amid Persisting Drought. By summer, we noted California's Farmland Rapidly Turns To Dust Amid Water Crisis.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
As a reminder, the state is responsible for a tremendous amount of US food production -- cutting off water to farmers, leaving tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of acres unworkable, will only exacerbate the food crisis.
#2 It is being projected that the rice harvest in California will be âhalf what it would be in a normal yearâ.
Corn Syrup in Infant Formula?
Nearly half of U.S. infant formula contain corn sugars. Mounting evidence suggests it may not be the best for babies.
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Shoppers face 'great reset' with food prices soaring by 10 per cent as poultry boss says days when family can buy whole chicken for ÂŁ3 are 'coming to an end'
- The founder of 2 Sisters Food Group has warned of increasing food prices
- Ranjit Boparan warned consumers could soon be hit with a 'great food reset'
- Poultry boss said that shoppers were 'looking at a different world from now on'
By BHVISHYA PATEL FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 12:49 EDT, 13 October 2021 | UPDATED: 12:58 EDT, 13 October 2021
](Shoppers face 'great reset' with food prices soaring by 10 per cent | Daily Mail Online)
Shoppers across the country could see food prices rise by 10 per cent as manufacturers grapple with soaring energy costs and a shortage of HGV drivers.
Founder of 2 Sisters Food Group, Ranjit Boparan, warned consumers could soon be hit with a 'great food reset' and said the days when a family could buy a whole chicken for ÂŁ3 were 'coming to an end'.
The poultry boss went on to say that the surge in gas prices, rising inflation and labour issues meant that shoppers were 'looking at a different world from now on' and rising food costs were now 'inevitable'.
His comments come after a survey by the British Chambers of Commerce found nearly two-thirds of UK manufacturers plan to raise their prices in the run-up to Christmas due to rising inflation.
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Founder of 2 Sisters Food Group, Ranjit Boparan, said the days when a family could buy a whole chicken for ÂŁ3 were 'coming to an end'
Mr Boparan told The Telegraph: 'In relative terms, a chicken today is cheaper to buy than it was 20 years ago.
'How can it be right that a whole chicken costs less than a pint of beer?
'You're looking at a different world from now on where the shopper pays more.'
The businessman went on to claim that his company's 600 firms and 16 factories had already seen power bills surge by 550 per cent.
Mr Boparan has now urged companies to work with supply chains and customers to 'solve these issues'.
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Last week a survey by the British Chambers of Commerce found 62 per cent of industrial firms expect to increase their prices over the next three months - the highest result since data gathering began at the end of the 1980s and far over the previous record of 38 per cent in 2008.
The results suggest families are set for a Christmas crisis of rising costs as they prepare for what is already the most expensive time of the year.
A raft of major companies have warned of inflationary pressures due to labour shortages, rising energy costs and gaps in global supply chains, including Greggs, Hotel Chocolat, and consumer goods giants Unilever and Reckitt.
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The poultry boss said his company's 600 firms and 16 factories had already seen power bills surge. (Stock image)
'Acute supply shortages and rising raw material costs drove an historic surge in inflationary pressures in the third quarter,' said Suren Thiru, the BCC's head of economics.
Greggs published its results last week and warned that despite encouraging sales figures it was facing higher costs due to shortages of staff and food ingredients.
Hotel Chocolat - which has more than a hundred shops in the UK - said prices for customers would rise up to nine per cent over most of its range due to more expensive ingredients, labour and transport.
But while many Britons fear a financial hit, Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted that he was not worried about rising prices because he believed they will be temporary, and insisted it was 'not his job' to fix every aspect of supply chains in the UK.
Asked about the situation during the Conservative Party conference, he told the BBC: 'Actually I think that people have been worried about inflation for a long time and it hasn't materialised.'
When pressed on the UK's HGV driver shortage he attempted to deflect attention back to the private sector, saying 'it's not the job of government to come in and try and fix every problem in business and industry'.
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