Sweden's food supply vulnerable to import halt; tomato production unprofitable

Swedish farmers' organization LRF calculates that domestic food supplies would run out within months if imports ceased, with tomatoes lasting only two months. A tomato grower in Timrå cites high electricity and fuel costs as making increased production unprofitable, highlighting structural constraints on self-sufficiency. The report underscores Sweden's import dependence and the economic barriers to boosting domestic food production.