In Argentina, the price of green salad has risen noticeably over the past few weeks. In stores across the country, as Gazeta reports, it costs more than beef. And all thanks to a combination of economic decline and natural anomalies.

The main reason for the sharp rise in prices for green salad is the heavy torrential rains over the past ten days, which ruined many hectares of plantings. Argentine vegetable growers also point to not the first natural anomalies since the beginning of the year.

Argentina has been experiencing severe storms and downpours for the past week and a half, which have also caused flooding in some regions of the country. Moreover, the main blow of the disaster fell precisely on vegetable growing areas.

bbabo.net also previously reported on another threat to Argentina - the rise of nationalist sentiment under President Javier Miley.

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