Yeah, I know my dad's company used to run like that, I'm pretty sure all distributors/retailers deal like that.

And yeah, prices in the market tends to stabilize over the course of two years or so to re-align with the line of its average growth. So although price may be say, $40 over what it should be at the moment, eventually it might drop to say $20 less, then a bit more, then a bit less, and then it might sky rocket again like it did these past few years.

Well without subsidies agricultural products would nearly be free, but farmers would also be homeless.


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