11 July 2014, Rome - The recent fall in prices of major crops is expected to continue over the next two years before stabilising at levels above the pre-2008 period. These prices, however, will remain below recent peaks. This is according to the latest Agricultural Outlook produced by the OECD and FAO. Demand for agricultural products is also expected to remain firm while expanding at lower rates than in the past decade. Cereals are still at the core of what people eat, but diets are becoming higher in protein, fats and sugar in many parts of the world as incomes rise and urbanisation increases.