Maize trade disruption could have global ramifications
date:Jul 18, 2013
co, Japan and the Republic of Korea that have yet to diversify their sources.

Maize is at the center of global food security as increasing demands for meat, fuel uses, and cereal crop demands increase the grain's pivotal importance in diets worldwide. It is used as a basic raw material in producing starch, oil, protein, alcohol, food sweeteners and as a dietary staple. Disruptions in any one major exporter's supplies could lead to price shocks. The centrality of maize means that it would become
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