Weather, war send global food prices to over 3-year high in July
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Global food prices reached a three-year high in July driven by adverse weather and conflict escalation in the Gulf and Black Sea regions, impacting crop markets worldwide. The situation underscores risks to food security amid geopolitical tensions.
World food prices rose in July to their highest in more than three years as adverse weather and war escalation in the Gulf and Black Sea supported crop markets, the United Nations...
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