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Agriculture and Food Security Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu. Photo by Bernama

The ongoing global supply and energy crisis should not be viewed solely as an oil price issue, but as a broader physical disruption that could gradually affect households through rising costs of living. Photo for illustrative purposes only.

The government assures that the supply of essential food items remains stable and is not expected to face disruptions in the near future despite the global energy crisis. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay

Housewife Haniza Abdul Razak, 49, said the decision was made as their home has ample open space.

The struggle to obtain essential goods during the Covid-19 pandemic around six years ago has led a housewife here to start keeping a stock of dry food for long-term use.

A post shared by Faradilla Eamy Jaar on Facebook on how she prepares for potential disruptions to the global supply chain.

Technological innovations such as precision farming and climate-resilient crops would be key to improving long-term food security. - Canva

Fruit and vegetables such as tomatoes, chilies, and cucumbers were also at risk as they require higher fertiliser input, affecting both yield and quality. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Malaysians may soon find their grocery baskets lighter as the West Asia conflict begins to squeeze the nation’s poultry, vegetables and essential food supplies, with experts warning that availability no longer guarantees affordability. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay