The World Has 10 Weeks of Wheat Supply Left, Expert Warns

Global food insecurity has reached levels not seen since the financial crisis of 2008, according to Sara Menker, CEO of Gro Intelligence, a global company that uses artificial intelligence and public and private data to predict food supply trends.

Menker informed the UN that the world has about 10 weeks’ worth of wheat.

“We currently only have 10 weeks of global consumption sitting in inventory around the world. Conditions are worse than those experienced in 2007 and 2008,” said Menker.

The world has about 10 weeks of wheat supplies stored

"We currently only have 10 weeks of global consumption sitting in inventory around the world. Conditions are worse than those experienced in 2007 and 2008,"said Sara Menker, CEO of agriculture analytics firm Gro Intelligence. pic.twitter.com/rRiSajPey8

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The world only has 10 weeks worth of grain left, the lowest levels ever seen, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine is creating a "seismic" threat to global food supplies, Gro Intelligence CEO Sara Menker told the United Nations Security Councilhttps://t.co/5XuFJE0C1u

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While addressing a special meeting of the Security Council on Saturday, she said that the Russia-Ukraine conflict was not the cause of the food security crisis but “simply added fuel to a fire that was long burning.”

The expert pointed to widespread fertilizer shortages, supply-chain issues and record droughts as the major reasons behind the crisis.

“This isn’t cyclical. This is seismic,” Menker said, noting that “even if the war were to end tomorrow, our food security problem isn’t going away anytime soon without concerted action.”

She stressed that “without aggressive global actions, we stand the risk of an extraordinary amount of human suffering and economic damage.”

The grain crisis is being felt across the globe as wheat prices have surged to record highs over the past two months. Major producers such as Russia, Kazakhstan and India have scrapped exports to protect their domestic markets, while Ukraine’s supplies are in danger due to the ongoing conflict. This has sparked fears of food insecurity and hunger around the world.

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The executive director for the UN’s World Food Programme, David Beasley, had earlier said that 49 million people in 43 countries are already “knocking on famine’s door.”

In addition to being the CEO of Gro Intelligence, Sara Menker is a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader.

From the WEF:

Sara Menker is the founder and CEO of Gro Intelligence. Gro illuminates the interrelationships between our earth’s ecology and human economy to help see the big picture and act on the small details. From assessing the impact of climate change in real time to optimizing agricultural supply chains, Gro’s data, analytics and forecast models provide the honest answers to what on earth is going on. Sara has served on various advisory bodies, including the CFTC’s Climate-Related Market Risk Subcommittee, and is currently a member of the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Advisory Group (HLAG) on Climate Action. Prior to founding Gro, Sara was in Morgan Stanley’s commodities group where she managed an options trading portfolio. Sara was named a Global Young Leader by the World Economic Forum, is a fellow of the Aspen Institute and a Trustee of the Mandela Institute For Development Studies (MINDS).

But knowing how the globalists operate, they usually announce their plans before putting them into action.

I’d listen to what she says.