Food shortages are coming to the US, or are they?

At the G7 meeting last month, President Biden warned that food shortages are coming, but could we really experience a scarcity like we see in other countries here at home, and if so, how do we prepare?

Mark Rossano is a financial industry veteran and renowned expert on global financial markets and supply-chain analysis. As Founder and CEO of C6 Capital Holdings LLC, he provides investment and consulting services to clients across multiple sectors with a pronounced focus on global product flows.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Mark joins me to discuss the underlying factors that are at play that are causing the food shortages. We’ll look at climate change and the cumulative effects of bad infrastructure decisions. Plus, we’ll peek behind the curtain at what’s really happening with the accidents and fires at food production facilities.

Listen in to understand how to survive and thrive through the upcoming food supply shortages from the broken supply chains. Mark also offers us some ideas for the ‌companies to invest in that are at the forefront of repairing supply chain issues as we rebuild the economy.

Key Takeaways

Mark offers us a look at the supply chain and the natural path from the hydrocarbon from the wellhead to the end-user

How climate change is causing shortages and disruption in supply chains worldwide

Why food might be ‘the last straw’ that will bring about uprisings like the Peasants’ Revolt

How the droughts, shrinking yields, and geopolitical supply chain problems are knocking down almost 28% of the global wheat market

How the new 20s will be an amalgamation of the worst parts of the 30s and the 70s

How the food shortage here in the US will come down to putting aside our wants to focus on our needs

Mark offers his insight into how the US views a food shortage and what that means in the rest of the world

What comes to the surface when we have to struggle to pay for food

Why a stressed infrastructure combined with a labor shortage is a recipe for disaster

Why Mark thinks the lack of and poor solutions to the fragile ecosystem and the other crises are being caused by epic political stupidity across the board and not some more significant underlying theme

The key places to invest in right now while food shortages, and supply chain and energy issues are a big deal

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Resources

Peasants’ Revolt

Mark Rossano's Report on Investments During A Food Shortage

Byron King—The Danger in Weaponizing the US Dollar EP48