EAM Jaishankar warns of ‘major food crisis’ in coming months

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has warned of a major food crisis in the coming months. This warning is due to a situation where key grain-exporting countries may struggle to send out their shipments, particularly to the Black Sea region. The potential shortage of grain exports could have significant implications for global food supplies and prices, potentially affecting markets and trade. This could lead to higher food costs for consumers and may impact economic stability.

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Major grain exporters are unable to send out their shipments, which could lead to a food crisis. This shortage will have a significant impact on global food supplies and prices.

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