He who smelt it, dealt it. This vulgar framing nonetheless holds an underlying truth. Politicians are concurrently demagoguing about high food prices and warning against the fake news espoused by others. It is altogether an odorous room.  Politicians in Europe have no evidence that industry concentration or “unfair” commercial practices are keeping prices low for farmers. Perceived inadequate farmgate prices is what has kept the Common Agricultural Policy in business for seven decades. Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has no evidence that price gouging is keeping food prices high for consumers in the U.S., it is simply deflecting blame for inflation. The charge has reportedly compelled the food industry to i...