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  1. Middle East disruptions are pressuring global food prices and inflation, prompting commentary from the Bank of England and UK officials.

UK exports face friction from US tariffs, while the Food and Drink Federation notes high production costs in the country.

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UK exports face friction from US tariffs, while the Food and Drink Federation notes high production costs in the country.

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