Why global food prices are higher now than ever
UN’s FAO monthly Food Price Index reports 33% global price food increase in September 2021
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Hapag-Lloyd has invested further in its container fleet with an order of 150,000 TEU of standard and reefer containers from China, as it needs more boxes to meet current demand.
Hapag-Lloyd’s CEO has spoken of the unprecedented demand for containers globally, as the shortage continues to impact supply chains and shipping lines.
UN’s FAO monthly Food Price Index reports 33% global price food increase in September 2021
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