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The UN Food and Agriculture Organization has confirmed that global food prices in July reached their highest level in over three years, influenced by adverse weather conditions and escalating conflicts in the Gulf and Black Sea regions. The FAO Food Price Index stood at 131.1 points, up 0.8 points from June, with vegetable oil prices increasing by 2% and cereal prices rising by 3.4%, led by a 5.8% jump in wheat prices due to export disruption risks in the Black Sea and damage from heatwaves. Sugar prices also rose by 5.6% as a result of weather conditions in Europe and Asia, while meat prices declined by 2.8% and dairy prices by 0.7%.
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