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Global food inflation is expected to intensify as supply shocks pile up

Published by Reuters Commodities · United Kingdom 10 h ago

Muhamad Yasin, a 63-year-old parking attendant in central Jakarta, says he has cut back on meals as rising prices have put food staples beyond his reach.

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