1 year later: How the war in Ukraine is affecting food supplies, prices around the world

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1 year later: How the war in Ukraine is affecting food supplies, prices around the world
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Ukraine's role as the breadbasket of the world is in jeopardy as war rages on, tearing apart the country's agricultural lands and leaving behind dangerous obstacles.

Ukraine's role as the breadbasket of the world is in jeopardy as war rages on, tearing apart the country's agricultural lands and leaving behind dangerous obstacles, further hindering the cleanup and rebuilding that must take place in order to restore the fields.

A field is covered with craters left by the shelling close to Izium, Kharkiv region, Ukraine, Sept. 13, 2022.Those prices have since stabilized to pre-war levels by the end of summer, as surplus goods from the rest of the world made up for the difference in what Ukraine was no longer able to export, Glauber said.

She said that she used to turn the bottle over and see, "Made in Ukraine." Ever since the war started, those bottles of sunflower oil now mostly come from Mexico, she said.Food prices have not returned to pre-pandemic levels The surge was sparked more by the pandemic's effect on the supply chains before rising in conjunction with the rebound in activity and demand experienced in 2021, according to the report. The disruption to exports of cereals and vegetable oils from war in Ukraine finished off the spike in 2022, according to the report.

"We're in a phase of the market where, at least for the time being, it's too early to say that we're out of the woods," he said.

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