Newsletter of the MED-Amin Network (July and August 2022):

The winter cereal crop year ended on a worrying note: while the multifactorial crisis caused already high prices (energy, food, agricultural inputs) to soar - some prices have since fallen back -the 2022 harvest in several Mediterranean countries was poor. MED-Amin had anticipated this in its Forecast Bulletins throughout the second half of the 2021-2022 season. Fearing a possible global food security crisis, farmers struggled to save their crops from extreme weather events this year. Facing these threats to food and nutritional security and living conditions in this region (whose structural weaknesses had already been identified during the 2007-2008 crisis) calls for greater food sovereignty of countries, Mediterranean solidarity and the strengthening of cooperation for more sustainable, inclusive and shock-resistant food systems.

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