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Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
IndustryTerm
food reserves / high food prices / high and low food / machinery / net food buyers / food trade / medicinal products / food / energy markets / water management / net seller / food economy / food production / marginal food buyers / energy intake / net food sellers / low food prices / food sellers / food safety nets / Food price volatility / poor countries food accounts / even energy intake / food imports / food commodity prices / volatile food prices / food intake / recent world food / little food / net food buyer / sugar products / oil prices / environmental services / non-food raw materials / stable food prices / supply chain / food-importing country / food losses / food commodities / net buyer / higher food prices / low world food prices / food crisis / staple food prices / food markets / sustainable food security / net food seller / food prices / oil palm / net food exporters / oil / food commodity / higher food / purchase food / food system / edible nonwood forest products / sustainable forest management / food security / predictable food price changes / food subsidies / lower food prices / food insecurity / retail prices / raise world food prices / /
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Food Price / /
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Energy / /
NaturalFeature
Global forest / /
Organization
World Trade Organization / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / LICOS Centre for Institutions and Economic Performance / World Bank / United Nations / Katholieke Universiteit Leuven / /
Recent trends in world food commodity prices: costs and benefits Past and future trends in world food prices Key message High and volatile food prices are likely to continue. Demand from consumers in rapidly growing econ