Global tensions and ongoing conflicts affect food systems, causing small-scale producers in Europe to be impacted by necessary transitions.
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Global tensions and ongoing conflicts affect food systems, causing small-scale producers in Europe to be impacted by necessary transitions.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- US conflicts and actions are causing resource shortages and challenging global food market stability in Europe.Sub-event
Global tensions and ongoing conflicts affect food systems, impacting small-scale producers in Europe.1 source
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International Fund for Agricultural Development
specialized agency of the United Nations
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Europe
terrestrial continent located in north-western Eurasia
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- Shared agricultural challenges in Europe due to climate factors, compounded by rising input costs from Middle East conflict and Strait closure.
- Geopolitical conflicts are impacting global grain markets, leading Greece to import grain from Canada due to poor harvest.