Peruvian Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Federico Tenorio, has attributed the rise in food prices to a global phenomenon caused by a surge in international market inputs, specifically the increase in oil prices linked to soy demand. The significant 70% rise in soy prices, a crucial component in poultry feed, has led to higher prices for poultry products. Additionally, the dollar's appreciation has increased the cost of importing necessary inputs, exacerbating the situation. However, Tenorio emphasizes that as the economic situation stabilizes, Peru and the global market will experience improved price stability.