Global food prices rise to highest level in more than three years
The Food Price Index rose by 0.6 percent from June to 131.1 points, supported by higher prices for cereals, sugar and vegetable oils, despite declines in meat and dairy prices.
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Prices have increased amid concerns over global grain supplies and the impact of weather conditions on agricultural production. Picture for illustrative purposes. File photograph.
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