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Global Food Prices Jump to Highest Since 2022 as Risks Build

Global food prices rose in August to the highest since the end of 2022, as escalating geopolitical tensions and extreme weather deepen concerns over supplies from key producing regions.

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Global Food Prices Jump to Highest Since 2022 as Risks Build
Global food prices rose in August to the highest since the end of 2022, as escalating geopolitical tensions and extreme weather deepen concerns over supplies from key producing regions.
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