When Food Comes Under Pressure, What Do Consumers Give Up?

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Food insecurity is becoming a more prominent concern among African consumers, rising from 43% in 2024 to 47% in 2025. With strong El Niño conditions forecast into early 2027, changing rainfall patterns could place additional pressure on food availability, prices and household budgets. But the commercial consequences may extend …

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