Dan Saladino

Another renowned expert in food systems published a report last month, The New Geopolitics of Food.

It highlights how many countries' food systems have become increasingly vulnerable, dependent on distant markets, fragile supply chains and a handful of powerful exporters and corporations.

This mostly affects low-income food consumers and import-dependent countries.

The conclusion of the report, which is published by the global think tank, the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems, IPES Food, says a priority should be efforts to reduce volatility.

There are similarities here with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at Davos earlier this year.

The neoliberal era is over, he said, and states caught out in that process need to hang together.

Jennifer Clapp agrees.

States of a similar size with shared interests can cooperate more, help each other to rethink farming and innovation and increase cooperation on trade.

This isn't about being isolationist, but more self-reliant.

That analysis is big picture and long-term.

At the Coney Hill Food Hub, meanwhile, Tanya Dando has her sights on feeding her community and what's expected to unfold in the coming months.

We're being told by people in the food industry that towards the end of the year, it could get very bad when it comes to food price inflation.

Does that worry you?

Tanya Dando at the Coney Hill Food Hub.

Some of what they provide comes from the food waste charity Fair Share, a former winner of a BBC Food and Farming Award, in their case, the Innovation category.

Nominations are open for this year's awards and close 12 midday 15th of June.

Go to bbc.co.uk forward slash food awards, where you can also find the full terms and privacy notice.

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