A year on: food security preparedness is just beginning
The article demonstrates that Australia's food system—critical to national resilience—depends heavily on diesel fuel imports and is vulnerable to Strait of Hormuz disruption, a scenario that became acute in April 2025. This exposure directly threatens domestic supply-chain continuity under simultaneous economic pressure and reveals a gap between production capacity and operational resilience that strategic policy has not adequately addressed.
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