Sam Kass, who served as the primary chef of the Obama family in the White House warned that a number of the world's most valuable commodities will be “largely unavailable' in the next several decades.
Jerome Haegeli, Swiss Re's group chief economist who analyzes economic and insurance market research, shares how the sector is looking at the risks of climate change.Like millions of other people living on Earth, former White House chef Sam Kass is worried about climate change and how it will shape the future of food.
These products include consumable goods most Americans wouldn't dream of disappearing from shelves. These include everyday pantry items like wine, chocolate, coffee and rice. "Food and agriculture is the only real opportunity that we have to sequester enough carbon on the scale that science is telling us, within the time horizon that the science is saying we have, and that's really unique to food and agriculture," Kass explained. The harvest that typically begins in mid-September had happened earlier than ever — in mid-August — as a result of severe drought and the wine industry’s adaptation to the unpredictable effects of climate change.
As for coffee, the industry will see many changes in the coming decades, according to the "Future of Coffee" report published last month by ResearchAndMarkets.com. But this year Saleyo says the rains have become unpredictable, and he fears his crop could be yet another victim of climate change.
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