That's a fair point, but let's frame that in a resiliency context, where the choice becomes: * Cheap food most of the time, no food occasionally * More expens

That's a fair point, but let's frame that in a resiliency context, where the choice becomes: * Cheap food most of the time, no food occasionally * More expensive food most of the time, imported food occasionally That decision is not one I'm particularly equipped to comment on.