O „furtună perfectă” duce la noi scumpiri ale alimentelor la nivel mondial

A new wave of food price inflation is looming globally due to conflicts and climate phenomena, according to FAO's chief economist. Rising oil prices and extreme weather are expected to impact food costs significantly. Although some commodity prices have recently increased, good harvests have mitigated immediate effects. However, the situation is likely to worsen as planting decisions are pressured by lower yields. Australia anticipates a 21% drop in grain production due to rising input costs.