World food prices reach 19-month high in November, UN says
- Global food prices reached their highest level in 19 months in November, increasing to 127.5 points, as reported by the U.N. Food agency.
- Vegetable oil prices surged 7.5% from October and are 32% higher than a year earlier due to palm oil output concerns.
- The FAO forecasted a 0.6% decline in global cereal production for 2024, trimming it to 2.841 billion metric tons, still the second-largest output on record.
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