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The climate crisis is increasingly disrupting the supply chains of the food in British shopping baskets and risks adding to the cost-of-living crisis, says a new report from Christian Aid.
Report finds consumers could also face shortages of bananas, avocados, peas and tea in the coming years owing to carbon dioxide emissions
Two new reports highlights how extreme weather disruption in climate vulnerable nations is impacting food and fashion supply chains, increasing the risk of empty supermarket shelves
Bananas, grapes, avocados, coffee and tea are among staples of UK shopping baskets in the firing line as climate impacts bite. That's the finding in an analysis by Christian Aid, who mapped key food imports and found a shopping basket of goods likely to be hit as the planet warms.
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