Russia's next target is 'food'..!? World countries panic..!?
After the
war on
ukraine, the world realized how much
russia dominates the
international trade market. In particular,
european countries have been buying enough crude
oil, gas, and other crude
oil products at high prices until today. It is no exaggeration to say that Russia's crude
oil is the most important reason for the
european economic recession. In this situation,
russia has taken up the next weapon, which is worse than crude
oil, if not more.
russia is now trying to seize the supply of the
international food market and bring it under its control.
The Russian
government has captured the country's entire food trading market by expelling the world's largest food trading companies from Russia. Since the start of the
ukraine war, many leading foreign companies have left
russia due to orders from their respective countries, the world's largest food trading companies, Cargill, Viterra, and Archer-Daniels. -Midland Co did not leave. Cargill and Viterra left all their businesses and assets in
russia after being faced with severe pressure from the Russian side since December. Following this, Archer-Daniels-Midland Co is looking for a way out of Russia.
In this situation, by seizing the trade and assets of 3 foreign companies, Russian companies, and Russian
government companies have captured a large part of the
international grain export trade. While
russia has gained a huge dominance in the
international market, it is going to bring the supply and price under its control.
In the future, it is going to earn more income not only through crude
oil but also from the grain export market. The fear of the world is that
russia can use this as an instrument.
russia will be able to supply more to its allies, while also reducing supply to its adversaries altogether. About 14 percent of Russia's total grain production was held by two companies, Cargill and Viterra. This is a big problem for America, Europe, and other G7 countries that depend on Russian grains. The G7 countries have already fixed the price level of 60 dollars for Russia's crude oil.