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The article primarily discusses the rise in global food prices and their impact on consumers, especially in low- and middle-income countries, due to shipping disruptions, supply shortages, wars, and droughts caused by the El Niño phenomenon. It highlights that rice prices in Indonesia have reached unprecedented levels, the cost of bread in Egypt has increased by a quarter, and sugar in India has hit an all-time high. The article predicts that food inflation will accelerate in the coming months and continue through 2027, amid escalating social risks and the nearing possibility of some governments imposing export bans due to shortages and disruptions in international supply chains.
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