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S’poreans suggest what gov’t can do after Grace Fu’s announcement that higher food prices are likely 

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March 24, 2026
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SINGAPORE: In a latest interview, Minister for Sustainability and the Atmosphere Grace Fu stated that lower than 1 per cent of the meals Singapore imports is from the Center East. Disruptions to the city-state are anticipated to be minimal within the near-term, she added in social media posts.

Nevertheless, the continuing battle that started when the USA and Israel began bombing Iran on February 28 is prone to trigger meals costs to rise. That is, largely, due to will increase in logistics, gas, and fertilizer prices, which in flip affect farming and world provide chains.

As she wrote, “world meals provide chains are related. We should be ready for increased power, delivery and fertiliser prices, which can result in increased world costs for meals over time.”

Apart from the warfare, she added in her interview to The Straits Instances and Lianhe Zaobao that local weather change is one other key menace to meals safety and provide stability, however added that Singapore has been diversifying sources, stockpiling, and strengthening native techniques and has made local weather adaptation a nationwide precedence for this 12 months.

Netizens commenting on Ms. Fu’s remarks in her interview stated that they’re hardly stunned with the chance of meals costs rising, with many conscious that fertilizers are a by-product of petroleum and that the Center East battle is already affecting provide chains.

“Oil = gas. Gas = logistics. Logistics = ALL INDUSTRY. You don’t have to be an economist to determine this out,” one identified.

“That is all fundamental data… however what abnormal individuals wish to know is what are the Ministers’ options to deal with this problem,” wrote one other.

“Some added considerations that with the worth of gas and electrical energy going up, with seemingly all the pieces else equally rising, their salaries could not sustain.

“However wage is stagnant,” one wrote.

“Every little thing’s rising… how about my wage?” requested one other.

“Your wage isn’t impacted by worth hikes, however ours is, so please take that into consideration earlier than rising costs,” identified a 3rd.

Others, in the meantime, posted their options as to how the federal government might help Singaporeans in the sort of scenario.

“Isn’t it time to present extra assist for these companies, that are technically important providers?” requested one.

“If solely they’d pull again the gas tax % in the intervening time. That’s understanding hardship,” wrote one other.

A commenter agreed, writing, “Gas costs could improve, however the authorities might help if we are able to scale back the tax on gas.

“How about serving to hawkers in NEA hawker centres and offering sponsored fuel for cooking? Cheaper fuel means cheaper meals for busy Singaporeans, the place each spouses must work to pay for dwelling,” added a 3rd.

“Why not give some type of voucher for the hawkers to subsidise them?” one other wrote. /TISG

Learn additionally: World occasions actually hit native pockets,’ Singaporeans weigh in on gas worth hike, interrupted journey plans





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