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… recovery; and the outbreak of war between Russia and Ukraine—both key food and fertilizer producers—generated yet … generally elevated. Then came the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Supplies to global markets dropped as the European … low due to the closure of the pipeline from Russia to Ukraine. This said, it remains difficult to assess the …

… 2023 increased in February due to higher estimates from Ukraine; total production is expected to be 5.3 percent above … driven by increased demand from China and exports from Ukraine. Global maize ending stocks are forecast to be 1.1 …

… years after  Russia launched  its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the war continues to disrupt agricultural production and trade in Ukraine—one of the world's largest agricultural exporters—and … above pre-COVID levels. The war has adversely affected Ukraine crop production Russia’s military occupation of …

… food insecurity. As recent events such as the war in Ukraine and increased trade barriers have demonstrated, …

… The global recovery from COVID-19 and Russia's invasion of Ukraine is slow, impacting economic stability. Elevated …

… from recent shocks such as COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine, underlining the need to continually adapt and …

… from Brazil and China and increased export prospects for Ukraine, but overall trade is expected to be below the …

… chronic hunger in 2030—23 million more than if the war in Ukraine had not happened and 119 million more if neither the Ukraine war nor the COVID-19 pandemic had occurred. Over 33 …

… grains and other key commodities from Europe, Russia, and Ukraine. This can raise the costs of imported products for … For wheat originating from the European Union, Russia, and Ukraine, shipping through the Suez Canal is the shortest … of wheat exports from the European Union, Russia, and Ukraine that has likely transited through the Suez Canal and …

… Recent events such as the  war in Ukraine and the El Niño weather cycle  have demonstrated how …