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Maximo Torero
Executive
FAO Chief Economist.
Notable Quotes
"Price rises since the conflict began have been modest, driven mainly by higher oil prices and cushioned by ample global cereal supplies."View Story →
"Those choices will hit future yields and shape our food supply and commodity prices for the rest of this year and all of the next."View Story →
"Price rises since the conflict began have been modest, driven mainly by higher oil prices and cushioned by ample global cereal supplies."View Story →
"Price rises since the conflict began have been modest, driven mainly by higher oil prices and cushioned by ample global cereal supplies."View Story →
"Those choices will hit future yields and shape our food supply and commodity prices for the rest of this year and all of the next."View Story →
"Price rises since the conflict began have been modest, driven mainly by higher oil prices and cushioned by ample global cereal supplies."View Story →
"We are going to see a tighter global supply situation in the second half of the year and early next year."View Story →
"We are going to see a tighter global supply situation in the second half of the year and early next year."View Story →
"Farmers have already started planting rice in some countries and are using fewer inputs because prices have gone up."View Story →
"Farmers have already started planting rice in some countries and are using fewer inputs because prices have gone up."View Story →
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