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Melissa did not cause fatalities in Cuba, according to authorities, but it knocked the stuffing out of the impoverished Caribbean nation, where fuel, electricity, hard currency and affordable foodstuffs were already in short supply.

These activities included relief schemes, such as the provision of foodstuffs, as well as caring for and educating children, and maintaining medical services, she said.

Russian ministers said they were ready to deliver foodstuffs and medication to Syria, and to help repair damaged power and transport infrastructure.

The Bamako-Kayes route carries fuel, cement, foodstuffs and manufactured goods critical to both economies.

So, as a former MP raises the subject again, what's in a name and what could the future hold for this fought-over foodstuff?