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The FAO has reported that the world is facing the potential of a new surge in food price inflation, driven by factors such as rising production costs, supply chain disruptions, and climate impacts. It explained that increased prices of fuel and fertilizers have contributed to higher production costs, which could lead to an increase in global food prices in the coming months. The report highlights the need for international actions to address this threat in order to ensure food market stability and maintain global food security.
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