Black Sea Blockade Threatens Global Food Shock
Russian and Ukrainian wheat exports during the July-to-September harvest period are expected to fall to roughly half last year’s volume as attacks disrupt Black Sea shipping. The crisis has pushed wheat prices to three-year highs, strained Ukraine’s storage capacity and increased food-security risks for countries dependent on affordable grain.
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