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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Drewry’s latest Reefer Shipping Forecaster predicts tight availability of reefer containers for some time to come and the recovery in seaborne perishables trade is expected to be muted this year by the Fusarium TR4 disease afflicting banana production.
Recovery in seaborne reefer traffic is expected to be limited to 2.7% in 2021.
UN’s FAO monthly Food Price Index reports 33% global price food increase in September 2021
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