Global food commodity prices have risen again, with sugar prices up 6.1 percent amid reduced supply and uncertainty over shipping schedules, the United Nations says.
Global food commodity prices have risen again, with sugar prices increasing by 6.1 percent, according to the United Nations. The rise in sugar prices was attributed to reduced supply and growing uncertainty over shipping schedules.
UN Secretary-General's spokesperson Stephane Dujarric provided the information. The latest increase comes as global food commodity prices rise once more.
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