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Resilience in food supply means the ability to withstand and recover from disruptions, ensuring people can still access enough food. The NAO report highlighted the need for the UK to improve its resilience by working with households and businesses. This proactive approach helps prevent shortages and price spikes when unexpected events occur.
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