Global Food Crisis: Plates Become Expensive (FAO July 2026)
- According to the FAO, the global Food Price Index rose to 131.1 points in July 2026, driven by extreme heat, El Niño, energy market turmoil, and war-affected supply chains.
- Sharp price increases were recorded for wheat, maize, edible oils, and sugar, while meat and dairy provided some relief.
- Wheat prices rose due to export bottlenecks in the Black Sea region and heat-damaged crops in major producing countries.
- Edible oils reached a four-year high, while El Niño and drought fears made sugar more expensive.
- The climate crisis is no longer just an environmental issue; it is becoming a crisis for every ....
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