FAO Food Price Index rises in March as Near East conflict raises energy costs

Food and Agriculture Organization·Apr 3

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The FAO Food Price Index has risen, with the increase attributed to energy costs and conflict in the Near East. However, there is some uncertainty about the timing of the rise, with reports indicating increases in different months. The rise is reportedly driven by energy-related pressures on certain food prices, including vegetable oil and sugar.

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