Shoppers are buying canned tomatoes, lentils and long-life milk. Tinned spaghetti is popular, and so is rice. As fears that an enduring Middle East conflict could lead to a prolonged fuel crisis and higher food prices – and even shortages – long-life pantry staples are squarely back on the menu. Ballarat resident Robyn Power says families in her community are starting to shop like they did during the pandemic. “It started in Covid, and now with this whole fuel thing, we’re almost going back there again,” says Power, a mother of two who runs a community group that shares meal
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