Recently, American consumers should remember an increase in prices for milk products. Yet, around the same time. The main reason for this was to reduce the supply and increase the demand thus allowing the price of milk to rise. Also, the Food and Drug Administration had recently approved the injection of animal enzymes into milk-cows to increase milk production. When one looks at the issue through the eyes of corporate expediency, the answer is simple.
Enzyme injection allows the same amount of milk to be produced by less cows.
That means less land is required to house the cows and less feed to feed them. Eventually, the small dairy farmer will be locked out of the market, or swallowed up by the larger corporation, or simply go out of business. Small developing countries can be overwhelmed by large corporations that can corrupt their leaders or simply fund an opposition that will overthrow legitimate governments in favor of one which will cooperate with Trilateralist aims. Thus countries such as Nicaragua and El Salvador which had agrarian economies, were converted into huge farms for multi-national corporations. The arable land which was once used to grow a myriad of crops for consumption and marketing, allowing the country to produce its own food was taken over and controlled by these corporations to produce cash crops such as bananas and coffee.