§ 55. Mr. Hewlettasked the Minister of Food whether, in view of the great increase of the consumption in the U.S.A. of Latin-American coffee which will leave little for export to Europe, adequate supplies of this commodity for ourselves and for the activities of U.N.R.R.A. can be regarded as assured.
§ Colonel LlewellinStocks of coffee in the United Kingdom are adequate for a considerable period at present rates of consumption. The world supply position is such that sufficient supplies should be available for relief.