EU urges end to Taiz siege
The data reported a significant rise in wheat prices, reaching record levels exceeding $250 per ton. This increase is attributed to disruptions in global grain supplies and deteriorating weather conditions in major producing regions. Experts also confirmed that this surge could lead to an increase of between $600 and $1,135 per ton worldwide in the coming months, raising concerns about its impact on the prices of baked goods and basic foodstuffs. The report indicates that the wheat market is experiencing sharp fluctuations, with forecasts suggesting continued increases until 2026 due to factors such as climate change and supply chain disruptions.
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