Analysis: Patchwork fixes to Ukraine grain shortfall leave world vulnerable a year into war (Reuters)
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14.03.23
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Reuters reported on the effects of the war in Ukraine on global grain supplies. Joseph Glauber, a senior research fellow at the International Food Policy Research Institute was quoted in the article, saying, “Luck has played some role in events … the combination of good weather (in some breadbasket areas) and strong producer supply response has kept market prices from rebounding back to the high levels of early 2022.”
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