Food Outlook - May 2014
Biannual Report on Global Food Markets (May)
Year of publication2014
AuthorFAO
PublisherFAO
AbstractFood markets have been affected by weather concerns and political tensions in the Black Sea region, which have boosted the FAO Food Price Index since February. While the 2014 global food import bill could stabilize at USD 1.29 trillion, animal product bills are set to increase, sustained by rising volumes and prices.
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Product typeBook (stand-alone)
SeriesFood Outlook
ISSN1560-8182
Areas of workGlobal Commodity Markets
KeywordsDomestic markets; commodity markets; wheat; coarse grains; sugar; cooking rice quality; cooking oils; meat; dairy industry; fish products; fish; domestic trade; agricultural trade; consumer prices; food prices
