Australia faces butter shortage

June 9 2017 by , medical review by in Saturated fat

You might want to stock up on butter if you live in Australia, because the country is facing a looming shortage of the rich deliciousness. One of the reasons? International demand for butter is up, as it’s seen as much more natural than the alternatives.

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5 comments

1
Peter
June 10 2017
Nice story, pity about the truth.

I live in Australia and there is plenty of butter around.
2
Dan
June 10 2017
Yeah. Heaps of butter. No signs of any shortage
3
Anne
June 10 2017
It says looming shortage and stock up. Clearly it's a predicted shortage. I hope they're wrong but who knows?
4
Jeroen
June 11 2017
I transport butter. Tons of butter. I just brought a load to a town to the South East of Paris and tomorrow I'll haul another load to Central France; they love our Dutch Butter in their croissants. I'll skip the finished product but will eat the butter...
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Carol
June 11 2017
O oh we're in for a price hike. I had noticed the margarine section is shrinking in my local supermarket. Think it's time to start putting pressure on restaurants and cafés would use butter not trans fats.

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