Russia's Food Crisis: High Prices, Low Quality, and the Concentration of Land Ownership

Concerns about the quality and affordability of food in Russia are growing. A recent video highlights the issue, showing high prices and low-quality products in Russian grocery stores. The presenter, who appears to be an expert in the field, claims that only a small number of families control a vast majority of agricultural land, leading to a decline in food quality. The video includes footage of various food items, with prices clearly visible, further supporting the presenter's claims. "People should be poor, so this is being used," the presenter states, referring to the exploitation of the agricultural sector. The video also notes that European countries have stricter regulations on pesticides and antibiotics in food production, resulting in higher-quality products. The video concludes with a warning about the potential implications of this situation for Russia's food security. This issue is important because it directly affects the well-being of millions of Russians and has broader implications for the country's stability.