Heard they did this to Ammo awhile back and lumber recently. Its all hearsay, Iv never seen any hard evidence of this, so, take it with a grain of salt and call me an idiot if Im wrong lol.

During COVID and the summer of love major retail stores stopped/slowed their ammo sales, however, the contractual amount purchase from suppliers never changed. They started stacking warehouses with the ammo, and there it still sits. Meanwhile, COVID hits ammo factories, large corps get first dibs on ammo supply via contracts, while small gun stores are left with crumbs

Something similar happened with lumber. Banks and corporation's, like Lowes, knew lumber was going to sky rocket. So they buy up a bunch of lumber w/ low intrest loans (the very source of that inflation) stuck it in warehouses, sat on it, and resold it when prices peaked.

They made a ton of proft. A move that multiple corporations and banks coordinated on. (Illegal btw) Taking true financial resources right out of the hands of the working class. All using spoofed money from banks to manufacture an economic issue.

Anyway, I can see them doing this with food. They have the power.