Price of fried breakfast set to rise

The video discusses the rising prices of commodities, particularly those affecting breakfast foods, due to factors like weather, disease, and increased global demand. It highlights specific examples such as wheat, coffee, and pork, and explains how global competition, especially from Russia and China, contributes to price stability challenges. Despite these issues, local cafes continue to serve, albeit at higher costs.

What are some factors contributing to the rise in food prices according to the text?

What specific food items have seen price increases mentioned in the text?

How has the price of wheat been affected by external events?

What impact does global competition have on food prices?

Why might consumers expect to pay more for their meals in the future?