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Global: Wheat prices rose by 56% during the year - FAO

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Published Jun 7, 2022

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Wheat in the world increased in price by 56.2% compared to 2021. This is stated in the FAO report. According to experts, wheat prices increased by 5.6% compared to April 2022 and by 56.2% compared to last year. It is reported that in general, the FAO grain price index rose by 2.2% in May compared to the previous month.

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"International wheat prices, which are only 11% below the record high reached in March 2008, have risen in response to India's export ban and concerns about crop status in several leading exporting countries, along with declining production prospects. in Ukraine because of the war, "the FAO said. Corn prices also reportedly fell further due to a slight improvement in crop conditions in the United States, seasonal supplies from Argentina, and the approaching corn harvest season in Brazil. The price of barley and rice increased, while the prices of sorghum and feed wheat decreased. Support our agromedia Any amount will help you work on the agricultural ...
Source: Agropolit
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