The United States in the 21st century is a place of abundance. We’ve come to expect almost every possible item, including food, and especially staple items, to be available at every corner market, supermarket, and warehouse store virtually any day of the year, and often at any time of day. That’s all thanks to a robust and intricate supply chain that ensures products are available … Continue reading The 13 Food Shortages To Expect In 2023
As of the new year 2023, the EU has given permission to add insects (house crickets) to baked goods, pasta and other semi-finished products “for the general public”..Although there is too little published knowledge about allergies and possible anaphylactic reactions, the EU Commission is of the opinion that no specific labeling requirements about possible allergic reactions need to be listed..However, those who have allergies to … Continue reading 2023 – People Will Now Eat Insects without Knowing It
Different readers have emailed within the last week-and-a-half informing us via commentary and images of the egg shortages we and others have been warning were coming, while citizens in New York City are facing unprecedented high grocery prices, as we see reports and video proof that guinea pigs are being sold in grocery stores and being roasted on the streets to be sold. When we write that … Continue reading Reader Images Show Shortages In 2023 Will Be Worse Than Originally Reported! 10 Big Chain Grocery Stores Disappearing As NYC & CA Offers A Warning To The Rest Of AmericaÂ
There could be trouble on the near horizon for the United States food supply as multiple factors could lead to scarcity at the grocery store. Agricultural experts are sounding the alarm for 2023 as inflation, uncooperative weather, and federal regulations are set to strain American farmers and other producers. Stephanie Nash, an activist with the conservative group Turning Point USA and fourth-generation member of a … Continue reading Potential Food Shortages in US? Hereâs What May Be Scarce in 2023
Vancity has become the first Canadian financial institution to offer a credit card that calculates a userâs carbon footprint. It is partnering with climate-focused German fintech Ecolytiq to offer the carbon calculator. Starting next year, Vancity Visa cardholders will be able to track their estimated carbon emissions from their credit card purchases. The move is an effort by the credit union to honour its commitment … Continue reading Canada to introduce Social Credit System next year with Carbon Counter on Visa Card Purchases
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