Canadian Government Forces Dairy Farm To Dump 30,000 Liters Of Milk Because They've Gone Over Quota
Inflation isn't only affecting the United States. Canadians are feeling the weight of it too; a liter of milk costs $7. And yet the Canadian government just forced a dairy farm to throw out 30,000 liters of milk because they have gone over quota for the month.
The cost of basic groceries in the United States has skyrocketed to levels some people have never seen before. For example, the price of eggs has almost doubled in the last year, supposedly because of a bird flu outbreak that has negatively affected many chicken coops across the country. Canada is struggling with many similar price hikes as well. Last year it was reported that Canada saw a record-high price of milk and a dairy farmer said on social media that a liter of milk now costs $7. He also shared footage of his farm throwing out tens of thousands of liters of milk because the government mandated them to.