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The Food Supply Chain and Stockpiling During the Pandemic
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The global food supply chain was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to some countries stockpiling food and commodities to prepare for future famine. However, different food items cannot always be substituted, and the situation highlights the lack of government control over these markets.
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ChapterThe Food Supply Chain and Stockpiling During the Pandemic
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Many countries have limited budgets for food and cannot access as much as others.
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Food Supply Chain Threats
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Many countries have limited budgets for food and cannot access as much as others. The markets for food and commodities globally are not controlled by the government, and this could lead to a complex set of problems that needs to be solved.