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World food prices ease further in January, United Nations' FAO says
The FAO food price index averaged 123.9 points in January, with dairy prices dropping 5% and global cereal stocks expected to reach the highest level since 2001.
- World food prices fell for the fifth consecutive month in January, led by declines in dairy, sugar, and meat products, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization .
- The FAO's food price index, which tracks internationally traded food commodities, was 22.7% below its peak in March 2022 after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
- The FAO raised its estimate on 2025 global cereal production to a record 3.023 billion metric tons, citing higher wheat yields and improved maize prospects, and said world cereal stocks were set to expand in the 2025/26 season.
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FAO word food commodity prices declined in January 26 for fifth month running
World food commodity prices declined in January 2026 for the fifth consecutive month, led by lower international quotations for dairy, sugar and meat products, according to the benchmark report released by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization.
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