WIRE — ROME | TASS | The crisis caused by the conflict in the Middle East has not yet affected market food prices as the global agricultural sector had the reserve making it possible to keep the balance, FAO Economist Monica Tothova told TASS. "Despite concerns about energy prices, fertilizer costs and freight disruptions, global food commodity … The post FAO: Energy crisis not yet affecting food prices owing to reserves appeared first on The Independent Uganda:.
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