Their own security report warned about the feed. They built more sheds
You don't need us for this one. The government's OWN national security assessment says animal farming at current levels is 'unsustainable without imports' — 18% of feed is South American soy. The same government's response: a plan to grow the poultry sector and rewrite planning rules so the mega-sheds go up faster. Two documents. One government. Read them side by side and sit with the silence.
Who rewrote the planning rules? Quietly, mind — it took reporting to surface it, despite the water pollution concerns, the air quality concerns, the local objections. When a rule changes quietly, ask who was in the room. There's always a room.
And notice the pattern spreading: security officials warning of ecosystem collapse, the farming roadmap warning of 'severe food price shocks', a coffee company warning prices stay high for YEARS. The people with the data keep telling you. The plan keeps not changing. At some point that stops being incompetence and starts being an answer.
Grow something. Anything. A window box of beans is a small declaration of independence, and it can't be recalled by a supply chain. Wake up.