Yes, the ones suffering are the net food importers- Indonesia, Bangladesh and the Arab “world” mainly, and not China or India.
India and China are massive wheat AND rice growers, so the only problems that happen are when these two cut down exports, causing importing nations to take the hit.
India is very capable of having localized shortages, due to inefficiencies in distribution and also fraud. But the main problem has been inflation, as I hear it.
“Yes, the ones suffering are the net food importers- Indonesia, Bangladesh and the Arab “world” mainly, and not China or India”
Food exporting nations need to form an organization called OFEC and fix prices of food to OPEC nations at about 50 times the domestic price.
Not entirely joking.