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News and every where about crisis and food crisis
T b honest i go to shop and all full of food never had problems with food.
I must get 3 meals per day i couldnt function any less then that if i eat less its a suffering for many people.
People not into suffering struggle games, sure the goverments will get a lot pressure from their own people if they start to play with food.

Also im waiting economic bears but everything going up everybody spend money eating out and i dont see crisis.

Wherr is the crisis and where is the food shortages??
Im full of food i dont see any food shortages also i dont see any supply chain distruptions...i go to all shops and i get everything fine.

The crisis are not nowhere id like to see some real crisis but there is nothing everything is just fine

I don't know what your country of residance is but since the inflation numbers are hitting record high in the us, this means that food and items prices are really increasing. Although this doesn't suggest that an appocalypse is upon us, but prices are indeed increasing and it will likely be like that for a while.

You can check out this graph here so you can have a better picture of what iam saying: https://imgur.com/a/HaczCbz

Want to see the real crisis for what? If you want to experience it then go to a place where inflation is high and go to a place where there's no development. Most probably we will not see the real situation in the supply chain, but as we can see the price is rising rapidly and that is the effect of many situation around the world. The shipment of many goods becomes slower and that is why some commodities rise in price. If there's another war that can affect the supply chain in the world, we can expect for the crisis to get worst. Have you heard the news about the situation in Sri Lanka? That's a big crisis.

Dude, wdym

Everything is up by at least 10%. Which is huge!! Even wheat's price is soaring which is very rare. Prices will continue to rise till 2023, there seems to be no end to it. And yet you are posing stupid questions  ???

You are right about one thing tho, where's the bear market  ???
But guess what, this is a sure sign of how bad things are going to be. Speculative investors keep on pumping the market and are generating this huge bubble. The current p/e ration doesn't justify the price of so many stocks but people continues to buy in hopes of making lost money back. We still got debts, inflation will keep on rising and soon it will all break. I truly hope it doesn't but all the indicators point southwards.

You may not yet be experiencing it, but it doesn't make it any less a reality to some others in other location and the fact that you are not experiencing it doesn't mean it hasn't started and won't get to you. When people complain about food crisis, you should get worried because it is a ripple effect and if people are experiencing shortages and your location has supply still, it  means your supply will soon be under pressure and it is under the danger of shortage.

A 10% increase in the cost of food is probably not much for those that are middle class, but for those that are poor it is a tragedy, and this is because they will have to either reduce the amount of food that they buy or they will have to decrease their expenditures elsewhere so they can afford the higher costs of food, in any case this is going to strain their budgets and if the price of food keeps increasing then most likely we are going to find ourselves facing a social crisis very soon.

I also heard the news about the food crisis but it doesn't look like the crisis exists. Probably in some other countries like Sri Lanka. The country banned the use of fertilizer for thier crop so the farmers also stop planting.

Maybe the crisis is still coming months to a year later as I heard farmers protesting though from the Netherlands to Italy farmers are doing the same. The farmers in the US are also displeased when Bill Gates is buying up all of their lands.

You refuse to accept the fact that it exists by bragging about your own enjoyment :)
Or, more realistically, when you have enough money to spend, but don't think you're living a kingly life if you're still interested in the minor issue you're attempting to solve. If you are benevolent enough, visit some African countries and do charity work there. Go there and see. Don't just sit in a little well full of food without knowing what is happening outside. For me, food is very necessary and it makes me sadder when today the situation of poverty is wider. Of course, it does not affect me, but seeing someone without food is really not. This is a comfort. There's a lot to be said for this. When you're rich, learn to share more than brag about the little things that you think you're big on.

In most countries there isn't a food crisis but there is an inflation crisis and food is extremely expensive. Many items I used to buy were usually $2.50-$2.99. These days most of these items are $3.99-$4.50. And it adds up when you do a weekly shopping list. Certain types of fruits are so expensive that I just don't buy them anymore. Milk and everything is very expensive.

Sure there are no shortages but its expensive to buy food. So this has an affect on everything. People need to eat. And they cut down on everything else. So other businesses will suffer and its a feedback type of loop. Eventually we might get hit with layoffs and mass unemployment and it won't be pretty.

A food shortage doesn't automatically mean that a certain food will be unavailable. Most of the time (unless it gets far worse), it just means higher food prices — making certain food inaccessible to a lot of people in the lower end of the financial spectrum.

I don't understand what is the point of your post if everything is fine with you. It seems that this is what you are unhappy with. The current food crisis has not affected all countries. This affected the underdeveloped countries more, and those who are largely dependent on imported products. Be glad you're all right. And if you want to know how it is to live with a food crisis, give up food at least for a while. What problems?

At this point, I think 325btc is living on his own parallel dimension where these real-world problems don't exist. Food crisis doesn't necessarily mean that we are no longer producing food; it's just that the cost of producing food products are heightened leading to high prices on these products. Inflation is spread everywhere around the world, and if you don't feel these effects, it's either you're out of touch with reality because you're extremely rich, or you choose to be ignorant on these pressing matters that a lot of people face.

If you're in a geographical location where probably you are comfortable due to you having uninterrupted access to food availability and stability in price then you should just be grateful and silently enjoy the privilege. For not many in the world currently enjoy such quintessential basic need to human life.

On the other hand, am still wondering what place of residence you occuppy in this current global surge of economic and foods crisis that your own part of the world is not affected. Maybe you can give us update of your location , as many like me will love to pay a visit.  ;D

If prices are high just make more MONEY but good life is standard money is just numbers add more numbers on ur bank account then
Few bucks left or right dont change quality of ur life anyways

Normally crisis means the economy crisis,when the food plays a separate role,it leads to the food crisis.Economic crisis can be acceptable and it recovered in a short period of time,but food crisis leads to world war.The same food crisis is the reason for the Russian revolution and encourage the Russia to get into world was during 1917.Now the market was not a sustainable one and it may leads to food crisis in long run.

You seem like a real thinker. You just solved so many problems with your insightful opinion.

You presented a very simple fix in a few words "make more money if you need food and money doesn't matter". Nobel prize in economics on its way to acknowledge your intelligence.

John Maynard Keynes will roll in his grave when he gets to know about your neoliberal axiom. You sir, are genius.

UN report: In 2021, the number of hungry people in the world reached 828 million
https://www.arabnews.com/node/2120636/world
"The number of people affected by hunger globally rose to 828 million in 2021, according to a UN report.Since 2020, the figure had increased by approximately 46 million, and by 150 million since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic."

More problems in countries where the birth rate is high, such as Africa or India. But few people visit these countries.

No plans to visit those places anyways

Of course, whoever has money will not feel the existence of a food crisis or any crisis!! When the money is available you can have everything even if it is at a higher price than the normal, the real crisis is the inflation crisis where the purchasing value of fiat is reduced and it has become difficult to get it, you need a lot of work and a lot of time to get some fiat to buy your daily needs If you don't have many fiats, then you will feel a food crisis.

Lol, the fact that you aren't ever going to visit those places or that you aren't affected by the problem doesn't mean that it does not exist, and that is what you claimed in your OP, that everything is fine. Mind you that when they say there is a food or hunger crisis, it does not mean that everyone in the world is suddenly hungry, it simply means that the number of hungry people prolly increased or the cost of buying food became higher and many people can't afford a sufficient quantity for themselves. Remember that due to the pandemic there was an increase in unemployment, coupled with increase in prices of commodities, now imagine people who were poor prior to the pandemic, surely things have grown worse for them.

There are different indicators which suggest we need to brace for future, frequent crop failures there is monkeypox scare and there is economic slow down. I see that economy is loosing steam and crisis is around the corner we all need to be prudent before we invest in our money anywhere...global a
Warming is also becoming more prominent.. so yes crisis is around the corner

For people living in 1st world countries the shortage of food is only manifested in higher
prices because these countries are able to pay the higher prices for grains etc. which in turn
leaves a shortage for those who cannot pay the premium even if there is surplus left.


Correct, the problem is only going to get worse. This year we have seen crop failures in Italy
and Portugal fail due to the high temperatures and low water supply.

For people who have good financial conditions, of course they will not experience a food crisis and assume everything is fine. Even though the price of
food goes up, people who have money will certainly not be so affected and can still meet their daily needs. But not everyone has the money and the job,
in the area where I live many people find it difficult to buy food. Because there are still many people in my country who earn under $2 per day,
so we can imagine how they were greatly affected by the increase in food prices. That's why we have to keep working hard to make money and prepare
our future well, so that we can still meet our daily needs even though there is an increase in food or or increase in other basic needs.

You are naive if you think a food crisis or any other major crisis for that matter is going to happen overnight. Take the fuel crisis in Europe. It didn't happen over night, they had a lot of problems and were already struggling then Russia reduced the supply and everything got worse. It still isn't at scarcity level where Europeans don't have any energy to keep the lights or the heat on but the first step is rising prices then slowly it could end up turning into a worse situation.

Same with food crisis, at the first stage it won't be like you would one day wake up and see there is no food left in the world and you have to starve!!! It happens with stages, first stage is increasing prices due to less supply and increasing demand. Then some items won't be found (like bread for example) that you could live without but slowly other items could not be found anymore or be sold at extremely high prices.

Of course the governments aren't just sitting around waiting for it to happen, they are trying to prevent it as much as they can which is why the crisis is happening slowly and may not reach that worse case scenario even if it is heading that way now.

Looking at current developments It seems that the new crisis is only reflected in a few countries. When this happens, there may be a shortage of necessities such as food, water, and other materials. But you don't need to listen to the stories that are already circulating on many media channels. Therefore, you have to think wisely about keeping your money, because we do not know whether there will be a repeat of the major economic crises that have occurred from time to time.

Here in our country the supermarkets are full of food too, no problems on this matter, but what is the point since people can't afford the foods' prices?

Of course for few individuals it's not an issue anyway, as they can pay for any costs that are imposed to them, although it's a minority.

It reminds me a statement I heard on the local television from a citizen who was asked if he was concerned about the increasement in fuel prices and he replied he didn't have any reason to worry, that prices weren't expensive for him and that only people who don't have money to afford those prices should be concerned.

This is a mediocre approach, because it ignores the possibility the next one to suffer the consequences can be himself, in other words, the person in a currently confortable position.

Global food supply chains are stressed and have been negatively affected by weather events, droughts, extreme heat, floods, tornadoes and hurricanes, pandemics, Russian invasion of Ukraine, costs of energy, fertilizers and pesticides. which is part of the trigger for the global food crisis.
These problems make it very difficult for producers to grow the crops, and animals that produce the products to ensure a stable global food supply.
In the end, the price of food commodities became very high and at this time the impact was felt in several countries such as Africa and Asia. the food crisis does not mean that the supply of all kinds of basic foodstuffs will be non-existent, the current food crisis is just the beginning, you may not feel the impact right now, but if this continues, it seems that many countries will feel the big impact.

Maybe in some other countries there are food crisis due to different factors that causes them to have insufficient food for every household. But I don't feel like there are food crisis in my country since it seems like inflation is their very problem here plus the price of oil/petroleum spiking after hearing the News about the Russia and Ukraine war.

And not to mention the salaries isn't increasing yet the price of basic needs rising to sometimes 2x to 3x of its common price. But, as time goes by people still buy them although it's not the same as how much they could take home and it just means that their casual grocery items was cut half.

Many factors have indeed affected the food crisis in the global world today, the current geopolitical conflict between Russia and Ukraine is one of the causes of rising world  food prices, besides the drought that hit food-producing countries certainly triggers the current shortage of global food, but fortunately my country which is an agrarian country has sparked the idea for a long time not to depend on food from other countries so that it does not have too much effect on food supplies in the country, food self-sufficiency implemented by the government can be a solution to avoid a food crisis happening in my country.

Food crisis is real and my counrty have been suffering from it for a couple of year now many people can afford to eat twice a day not to think of having three meal per day and the economic crisis is getting worse day by day people are suffering from hunger.Hope there will be a good policy implemented to fight the crisis going on.

Then you might not be from a country that is experiencing food shortages. A food crisis is not instentanious in every part of the world. For instance, there has been an ongoing food crisis in Yemen for years and this recent world wide food issue has only made the Yemen situation worse.

Maybe on that one shop only, you see a lot of display but what about the other? Or on other regions, other countries? And maybe what you see there are the food which are not affected by the shortage. That is the reason why you think the situation is still the same. And what economic bears you are waiting?

We are already here. Supply of the goods are decreasing while their prices are rising except here in cryptos as the bears here works differently but whenever there's a bear here, the prices are dumping hard. How can people spend more when prices are rising? For now you are still full of food but you will come to a point soon that you will be affected with it. Just wait.

Actually the Crisis hasn't really started till now. There obviously is going to be some great crisis coming when there are these war like situations. But these won't be nation wide crisis. In this level of globalization countries don't face acute shortages because there are more than one country to lend hand to you, generally the crisis will be localised and for some time only as they will occur due to disruption in supply chains. I feel Europe might feel it in coming months but for sure not that acute.

We're lucky because we aren't experiencing such a thing but in some countries, they're struggling due to a lack of food supply. While in some countries, food supply isn't the main problem but rather the inflation crisis being experienced badly mostly by the poorest of the poor. Those who are not earning enough to sustain their necessities couldn't provide food for their tables. I hope that the food crisis won't occur in all corners of the world in the coming days where the inflation hike is continuously rising.

With your condition, you should be grateful because you don't feel the crisis or you are not in the crisis circle.
Not all countries or regions have the same conditions, not all areas are still prosperous and without any crises (especially the food crisis), nor are all areas experiencing financial crises, especially poverty that continues to occur.
You are really lucky to be able to live in the area with these conditions.
I live in an area where the crisis occurred, where food prices have skyrocketed, while wages for work are still the same. Where the poor people began to complain a lot about the price of basic necessities for food, and they were getting more and more difficult every day to meet their food needs. And there are some staples that are very hard to come by, and the prices have skyrocketed in my country. The crisis exists and is real, you just haven't met it yet.

The increase in the price on food products is so called the food crisis. This is being experienced throughout the world. After the pandemic few months back only people started to move out for a purchase and this is quite astonishing for most of the common people. The prices were very high, and something like a 100% increase in certain products. In few countries it is simply very high and one country have exploded. Few are one the lineup and anytime worse protests too can happen.

The increase in the food price has been terrible in our countryy
People are unable to buy all the food item and there is no end to it. It will continue and late people will get used to it.

If making more money was that simple then we would not have a worldwide problem with poverty, there are people so poor they can barely afford food so a reduction on our food output means they will need to pay more for food, money which they do not have, so unless they are producing their own food then they are the ones that suffer the most with this, so while the problem may not seem to exist to some it does and it is a very serious one.

Um not sure if you really have the data and not just because you visited the market and the food is still plenty , and also not because you are eating 3x a day meaning the whole country or every fellow men has their food in the table , remember that it is the capacity of our living that brings us food and what about those vast of people that cannot even manage buying rice or flour?

What does "late people get used to" mean?
Because I also feel the rising prices of goods and services now including the price of food in the country I live in.
But I have absolutely no problem with this because I can still adjust my living expenses very well, although I also want to reduce the price of goods and food to more affordable ones.

That's your privilege I guess but unfortunately, not all people, especially in third world countries, would be able to cope up with the rapid increase in daily needs. Many people would say "just earn more money" but in reality we are all standing on different foot and wearing different shoes or slippers. Many people are working hard and also there are people who are woking smart. The problem is that, not all people could afford to focus studying while struggling financially because of lack of resources.There are people who succeeded inspite of these challenges but sad to say we are not all carrying the same luggage.

Well it might not be the crisis of the amount of food but the crisis of delivering the food to where it should be.
A month ago I heard news about shortage in potatoes. This could hit a lot of businesses who are offering food service using the said item.
I think it's not that there's no harvest but the problem is they cannot bring it to the consumers and merchants because of the high gas fees.
From farms to cities, it will be a long ride and it will use a lot of gas.
If the amount of profits is higher by selling it in nearby stores than delivering it to cities then they would pick the former.

for some people maybe the economic crisis and the food crisis they are not so aware of. but it should be realized that when food prices experience a high increase. from there it is clear that demand is much higher than supply. this means that the food supply is also experiencing a crisis in some countries or regions. maybe not in your area.
like in my area which is not too affected by the food crisis because my geographical location is an area with a majority of plantations and mountains and livestock. so inflation here is only about 1%. but looking at other areas that are not agricultural areas, the impact of the economic and food crisis is very clear. maybe you can't feel it right now. but as time goes by it will be more pronounced. maybe there's some kind of game behind all this too. But still. food crisis and economic crisis is happening. caused by previous events that started from the Pandemic, followed by war. and so on. But we must remain calm. and prepare for the situation. from food supply. and we must be prepared when a food crisis occurs in our area. maybe now in our area there is no food crisis but still we have to be prepared before all that happens. because if it has happened then we will no longer be able to prepare for it.

As far as I know, according to what I have been watching in the international news, almost most countries are facing crisis and food crisis. And the country I'm in is one, where almost all the goods in the market have gone up and all this is happening because of inflation, which is known to all countries. It's a good thing that our President in this country doing His all best because he really focuses and makes a solution to lower the price here little by little even though He knows it's not that easy to do. But somehow we can see a change.

Just like the food shortage, what our government is doing here is that it is stopping other importation because there are other officials here who are doing bad things because our President here wants the very local goods that we have here to be protected for prices will drop here. This what is happening right now.

The reason the problem is so serious is because it doesn't have only one source, it is true that because of the war that we are seeing at Ukraine some crops have not been harvested as in previous years, then with the increase in the price of oil it is more expensive to move goods all over the world, and if to this we add the rampant inflation that is still affecting the world then it is not surprising that we are seeing the price of food all of the world is going up at an impressive rate.

Hey
Where are you actually situated ?
When one is talking about food crisis it's focused on places that are suffering tremendously, try finding good food, at a staple rate in East Ukraine now, you won't, I remember when the salt was sold for more than *5 times the price in the market since it had managed to balance it out because of donations and stuff but in the east people are still facing many problems. In a Country like India, there isn't much of a problem since most of the population is of farmers and therefore the prices are always nominal and stable, but countries focused on import are facing the crisis at an alarming rate.

the crisis that occurred do you have a perception of what is happening in the country? maybe the aftermath of export or import costs. at least if there is a crisis in agriculture or food, there will be supplies from other places to meet the shortage of food needs. I don't think the country will stand still and are looking for ways. maybe in a country that still lacks awareness to sow first and reap later. Before ready-to-eat supplies exist and are consumed together, I hope it becomes an afterthought for the joint agenda

Go and take just more money do more work to get more money money can fix all problems

the food crisis here is not associated with availability but with the price of food itself where the average price rises to 10% or even more, this increase there are various factors that make it rise,
maybe at this time your country has not felt the effects of this crisis, or you are a millionaire whose money is not shining, so you say where there is a crisis

OP speaks from his cozy nest and can't see beyond his city. Speaking of the food crisis, we do not mean that it exists in all corners of the planet. It exists in certain regions, usually in underdeveloped countries, or where there has been some kind of natural disaster of a large scale, such as a dry summer. Also, tension with food is experienced by those poor countries where, for various reasons, agriculture is not developed and they were dependent on food supplies, including from Ukraine or Russia, or are not able to buy food in the required volumes at prices that have risen.

That you eat 3 square meals a day and whenever you go to shop it is always full of food stuffs, that doesn't mean there may not be good crisis, because irrespective that you could afford 3 meals daily, there are still many people out on the streets who can't be boastful of getting one square meal daily, so my point here is that even in heart the of critical food crisis in town, there will still be some set of people who eats 3 meals a day and have enough while others are starving on the street

The food crisis occurs in many countries to cause serious problems, industries that fail to make many countries trapped in the dream of becoming developed countries, but countries that produce food ingredients such as Vietnam, Thailand and so on are now more prosperous because the price of food ingredients is increasingly expensive.

Food needs are the most important thing in a country's journey, if this problem occurs then others will follow.
Because this concerns the interests of many people.
The question is why do you want this crisis.
The food crisis is not only defined as a shortage, but an increase in goods that is too large is also a major factor in the occurrence of a crisis, if the supply of goods decreases, prices will rise. Although there are other, bigger causes.

The small stock in some of the markets you visit may be an old supply they keep.

That is what often happens, even the supply is there and even sufficient, but whether the price is stable as usual, here is the problem that always arises.

Food crisis continues, industrialization makes a lot of agricultural land drastically reduced, this also happens in my country which now imports a lot of food ingredients such as wheat, corn and so on, food prices have also increased by more than 10% since a year.

It's greed and corruption that ruined everything. If standards were used rightfully then industries should not be destroying vast lands, rivers, and water streams. In my place, everything is becoming expensive too especially food. There is supposed to be no food crisis. Maybe a food crisis can happen due to Ukraine and Russian exports having difficulties but it should not be that long. There's still a lot of land that can be utilized for farming. In my country, we are also importing a lot of basic goods like sugar, salt, rice, fish, etc. These are goods that my country should be abundant and are supposed to export. But because of greed and corruption, we have a lot of hoarders in my country to stage a fake shortage and then they can increase the prices.   

Food crisis happens when there is not enough trade interactions between the people imagine when there is a war in the northern part of Nigeria where we all know that they produce the most yams and tomatoes in the country and there is a crisis in the country we will then observe there will be a shortage of food and other things we will lack as a result of low trade among the people within the country..
If we concentrate on agriculture as a main source of food production we will notice a surplus of food production around the locality

This is the first time I am seen this topic and the topic was created since last yeear August. Wow!! From the topic to the content (body) of the thread is confusing upon confusing. Food crisis is caused by our so call representatives because the law which would have make and implement the law to favor the ordinary people were used to against them. Therefore inflation is a tactics for the government to fight against the people so that they (the poor) would not have the concentration to fight back. It is a political strategy to the poor masses.

Their task is to ensure that food stocks do not run out on the market, the laws give them responsibility for dealing with this problem, although at certain times scarcity is unavoidable.

That too is part of the waste. I mean, the economic conditions that we are currently experiencing must have the attitude of spending money for what is really needed, so that recession and inflation do not have a major impact on financial stability in the midst of an ongoing crisis. Luckily your country is not currently experiencing that and who can guarantee that in the next few months conditions will get even more chaotic and food problems will become increasingly scarce in the market due to scarcity. Before all that happens then be careful in spending money on something that is not needed

Some countries are currently experiencing a crisis and inflation, there are some countries that are still safe like the country where I live. The crisis does not only affect the food sector, it could occur in other sectors such as a drop in domestic product and stocks, so that the country's economy experiences a decline below the usual standard which results in instability.

First and foremost, i may like to know that your country is an agricultural nation that is a food production hub where farming is likely the occupation your people hence your statement and if i may ask you, have you traveled out of your state to other states in your country? have you traveled out of your country to other countries? if no then you are bereft of ideas what is going on in the world and lastly, how old are you?
If you can answer these questions i have asked you then i would know your level of experience and exposure. You having enough surplus and comfortable living does not mean that others are likewise in the same position or situation as you are.

You are talking of no crisis, i guess you are not aware of the Russia Ukraine war  that has been on for a long time now and has led to so many lives lost and properties worth millions of dollars destroyed since the beginning of the war. How about other nation of the world more especially the African nation, Libya, Syria and other countries having one terrorist attack or the other.

OP i would opine to you that you do research so as to get updated of the crisis happening around the world.

It looks like OP is from a country where they're self reliant for their food needs. Apart it looks like he never look upon the price of the food while purchasing from the store. The increasing price itself shows the crisis. Already big number of people weren't able to have three meals a day. Now the increasing price once again downsize the food consumed by the people living down the poverty line.

Worse scenario is happening around. In recent days it is Sudan and Oman have internal wars happening around. The war have been stopped for 72 hours to celebrate Ramadan. Similar incidents destroy the people and affect their living in some means. Down is another incident that shows how high is the need of good

At least 85 people die after 'crowd-control' gun shots fired into the air spark stampede at Ramadan food distribution event in Yemen (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11992691/Stampede-Yemen-s-capital-kills-injures-dozens.html)

Crisis, news, and propaganda and are use to drive consumers with their emotions. They put fear on everything. If you haven't experience it yourself, then good for you. But if you look in to the world whih I suggest not to so you won't et influence by fear, uncertainty, doubt.

Government uses this kind of information to manipulate price and consumers. The scarcity of food might be their way to make its prices high. The fear of people not having enough supply which is not true makes them buy more. It's all lie. And it's sad that the government which is supposed to be for the people is now turning to be a business people.

The people who are really worst affected are those at the very bottom. If you make three dollars a day, spend 2 on housing and the remainder is for everything else, then if food prices double it means you don't get to eat. Most developed countries have a big spending buffer where food makes up a smaller portion of our monthly budgets and sophisticated logistics chains that benefit from scale. If there is one lorry which transports goods to a village in Africa (for example) and the fuel + maintenance costs shoot up, then those costs are pushed straight on to the food prices - along with the long chain before it.

us who on those countries are literally suffering from those effects, but that doesn't mean that we will surrender to what we were born and just give up what ever little we have  and we just have to work hard whatever we had and utilize every resources we can acquire.

This things only happen when one country are too dependent on other countries. This is why local economies are so important, we all need to start producing more what we need and rarely dependent on other countries. When  Countries farmers didn't get flexibility and support from government and when government start imposing unethical rules without back ups,  no long term food stores, for example Sri Lanka impose the country banned the use of fertilizer for their crop and without fertilizer it was impossible for them to farming as a result Sri Lanka had food crisis.

Exactly, if we were dependent to other countries most likely the country would be in debt to them. That's why it would be better in some countries to have subjects about agriculture to raise the rate of their own produced foods. But of course some country have the knowledge however they are sufficient in resources to produce. Here in my country, back then we were also have scarcity of foods where even known farmers lack of produce foods due to intense weather and supplies. Then they've solve this by asking for help from other country for resources in exchange of farmers knowledge on how to produce an healthy supplies of food. By that it's a win-win situation in both country, they get both what they need for their own country to grow.

Food insecurity can affect different regions differently and can be caused by a number of factors such as natural disasters, conflicts, economic downturns and supply chain disruptions. Yes, In some areas there may not be a food crisis and the problem is not as simple as you said in my place there is always availability of food in shops but I think it is important to have empathy and compassion for those who are struggling and realize that crises can happen although we may not experience it firsthand especially the current uncertain climate change.

basically crisis means from lack of something for it, so for Food crises is can have significant impacts on individuals and communities, leading to malnutrition, hunger, and even starvation. They can also exacerbate existing social and economic inequalities and contribute to political instability and conflicts.

I agree with the part that if food is played, people will act anarchically, eating is our natural instinct to live. If there is a shortage of food, people will try to forcefully get it if there is a crisis,but here it is more to the economy for developed countries.
But many in Africa there are experiencing a food crisis.

This is the downfall of any country when it can't provide food to its people at easy prices or when the productions are stopped due to political reasons .
 
When the prices of goods are soo high that majority can't afford to buy them. Food is the basic thing in everyone's life and its crisis Is the most difficult one .