Resource and food shortages in Switzerland have officially commenced

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  1. The little label says: “Resource shortage: soy predominantly sources from Austria”

    I will not accept the soy from some AUSTRIAN soyboys of all places. I will NOT go down without a fight until this Austrian soy DISAPPEARS from the shelves.

    As for how I used it: I cut it into small cubes and fried them in olive oil. After a few minutes, I added cut onions, garlic, and peperoni (the vegetable) and seasoning. and stir-fried these ingredients as well until everything is lightly browned. Lastly, I added tomato sauce (not too much, it’s supposed to be a mix, not like little pieces suspended in liquid) and used this as the sauce for pasta, which I mixed together in the pan.

  2. If only there could be done something agains soy shortages. If only there was like the 90% of soy worldwide that‘s wxclusively harvested as food for cattle of something like that

  3. On a serious note here, who has a food or resource shortness right now in europe? I thought it was because of dryness that the water was on short supply in warmer countries and the energy stuff due to the russian/ukraine war, but not food? Sorry, there’s so much going on
    – both in my personal life as on the world – I struggle to keep up with it, that’s why I’m asking.

  4. Isn’t CH importing 50% of agri product consumption while surrounding regions are either pretty balanced or major exporters? Where can I buy imported food?

  5. Hi there. Is it difficult to find vegan food besides plain ingredients in Switzerland? Do you usually find a lot of choice?

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