Economist-șef FAO: Preţurile alimentelor vor începe să urce până la finalul anului şi în 2027 vor creşte şi mai mult

The world is facing a new food inflation episode due to conflicts and climate phenomena, according to the FAO's chief economist. Food prices are expected to rise significantly by the end of the year and into next year. Factors such as rising oil prices, fertilizer shortages, and extreme weather are contributing to increased costs. The impact of these changes is already being felt globally, affecting even wealthy nations. Crop yields are declining, leading to reduced planting areas for key crops like wheat and corn.