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The Biggest Jump in Global Crop Prices Since 2022 Threatens to Boost Inflation

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Climate and crop prices raise food inflation concerns

Reports linked climate change to rising prices for some grocery items and warned that global crop prices had recorded their biggest jump since 2022, threatening to boost inflation.

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