World Food Prices Near Four-Year High in September, UN Says
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World prices of food raw materials up 1.5% in September compared to August, driven by weather concerns and transport disruptions. Fao says, pointing out that in a year the price lists have grown 5.8%. (ANSA)
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) benchmark measure of world food prices recorded an increase in September 2026, mainly due to transport disruptions and supply problems caused by adverse weather conditions.
Global food prices in September reached a new high since November 2022, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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Logistical disruptions and concerns about challenging weather conditions have caused world food prices to rise to their highest level in almost four years.
Logistical disruptions and concerns about challenging weather conditions have caused world food prices to rise to their highest level in almost four years.
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