Global food costs at risk from energy and fertilizer issues
Global food prices are expected to rise by up to 11.8% during 2026 due to the repercussions of the Ukraine war, American-Iranian tensions, and heatwaves and droughts that have damaged crops in Europe, with cereals, especially wheat, being among the most affected commodities.
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