FAO Food Price Index hits highest level in five years
date:Jan 13, 2020
World food prices jumped for the third consecutive month in December 2019, as a strong rally in vegetable oil prices drove the FAO Food Price Index to its highest level in five years. The latest upturn was once again driven by palm oil prices, buoyed by both solid demand, especially from the biodiesel sector, and concerns around tightening supplies.

The FAO Food Price Index averaged 181.7 points during the month, a 2.5 percent increase from November and the highest level since December 2014. Fo
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