Global food prices rose to their highest level in over three years in April, driven by disruptions to agricultural production in Asia caused by the ongoing Iran war. This increase threatens food security for millions across Asia and has wider implications for global food supply chains. The key question remains how prolonged conflict in Iran will continue to affect farming and food availability worldwide.
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Reduced wheat production in Asia due to the Iran war limits supply, increasing global wheat prices.
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