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Global Food Crisis Grows as Result of Ongoing War in Ukraine

by Nigel Hunt

Food commodity price rises mirror global energy price rises. Prices for edible oil as well as grains are rising as a result of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine. Basic commodities well as fertilizers continue to rise globally as the conflict continues.

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