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Voices: ‘Scientists raised the alarm’: Readers say Britain’s food shortages were man-made long before this drought
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The UK's food system has been subject to various stresses in recent years, including Brexit, which has impacted trade relationships and supply chains. Land-use policy has also been a topic of debate, with some arguing that it has contributed to the country's reliance on food imports. The current drought has highlighted these existing vulnerabilities, leading some to suggest that the roots of the food shortages lie in long-term political and economic decisions rather than just short-term weather patterns.
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Voices: ‘Scientists raised the alarm’: Readers say Britain’s food shortages were man-made long before this drought
Our community say Britain's food shortages are down to years of political and economic choices, not just a lack of rain – from Brexit and land-use policy to the country's reliance on food imports
23 Jul, 06:00
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