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Sign InFinancial experts are sounding the alarm over a looming global food crisis driven by severe fertilizer supply shocks and persistent inflation that exceeds official reports. Brent Johnson of Santiago Capital warned that agricultural supply disruptions are now 'baked in,' regardless of any potential geopolitical resolutions. Economist Marc Faber argued that official inflation data is significantly understated, estimating the real rate to be closer to 8%. The Mises Institute has characterized global food markets as a 'time bomb' due to ongoing structural supply chain issues. Rising agricultural input costs are expected to further squeeze disposable income and threaten consumer stability worldwide. These developments pose a significant risk of social and economic instability as food security concerns intensify and the gap between economic data and reality widens.