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South Africa may struggle to source wheat in coming months, and the prices of everything from bread to biscuits look set to rise as global wheat prices reached record highs this week. | LameezOmarjee Cartjoff

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South Africa may struggle to source wheat in coming months, and the prices of everything from bread to biscuits look set to rise as global wheat prices reached record highs this week.Support independent journalism Subscribe to News24 for just R75 per month to read all our investigative and in-depth journalism. You can cancel any time.

 

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LameezOmarjee Cartjoff So now it not the farmers with our land that is providing us with food its foreign nations. Lies will always catch up with you

LameezOmarjee Cartjoff Dont we have enough wheat in SA? Or is our wheat not good enough?

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LameezOmarjee Cartjoff Then again, we can't control the constant precipitation 🌧️🌧️. No_inflation

LameezOmarjee Cartjoff We have more than enough land and agricultural expertise; we can and need to become more self-sufficient; YESTERDAY!

LameezOmarjee Cartjoff Why don't they ask their brother state Russia for some. Should be easy being a little vassal state

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