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  1. The El Niño weather event is ramping up, prompting calls for expert input from institutions like Liverpool John Moores University.

Experts Warn of Potential Food Supply Chain Interruptions Due to El Niño

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Due to the ongoing El Niño weather event, experts have cautioned about potential strains on the food supply chain. Dame Angela Eagle stated that the phenomenon could lead to more extreme storms in England. Expert advice has been issued regarding preparedness, urging people to consider stocking up on long-life products if the supply chain is interrupted.

From el-balad.com, en.tempo.co

Why it matters

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The warnings are rooted in the potential for climate factors, alongside cyber-attacks, disease outbreaks, and conflicts, to strain food distribution systems. Experts advise that consumers should be prepared to buy different products if the availability of certain foods suddenly becomes limited.

The El Niño weather event is ramping up, prompting calls for expert input from institutions like Liverpool John Moores University.

From el-balad.com, en.tempo.co

Who's involved

  • Angela EagleEnvironment Secretary for England, urging preparedness for potential food supply shocks.
  • British Nutrition FoundationOrganization whose senior nutrition scientists issue guidance on emergency food supplies.
  • Richard WildingAcademic specializing in logistics, advising the British Nutrition Foundation on supply chain resilience.

Who could feel it

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  • EnglandSpeculative

    The region might face increased pressure on its food supply chain due to extreme weather events.

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  1. The British Nutrition Foundation, in collaboration with experts like Angela Eagle, is advising on food group prioritization as the largest El Niño in 1,000 years unfolds.Sub-event
  2. Experts, including Angela Eagle, advise on potential food supply chain interruptions due to climate factors.1 source

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