how huge food companies like Cargill and Mcdonald’s, etc. protect themselves from extreme price changes.

Question

how huge food companies like Cargill and Mcdonald’s, etc. protect themselves from extreme price changes.

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Answer 1

1. Spread. Food prices come from loss of yield, not higher demand. Global stores can adjust as needed and inflated prices across a broad board, not where things get pricy.

2. They have a team of economists dedicated to pricing things to make money. There are a team of chemists replacing pricy I gradients with alternative synthetic materials.

3. Prices have gone up have you been to a fasg food joint lately? $5 is no longer the price of a meal, that’s the price of a single item, if that.