Global crisis has proved that there is no balance between political globalisation i.e. actions taken by countries, NGOs as well as international organizations and economic globalisation conducted by transnational corporations. The rapid growth of the corporations and their grow-ing advantage over the other actors of global economy has given rise to concern. The present study has evaluated the political and economic events developing in the current crisis, which could affect the future changes in the global economy, particularly in food economy. These changes will result in a greater impact of NGOs and international organisations on shaping the process of microeconomic globalisation.