An onion field in Somalia is facing challenges due to increasing costs for imported energy and fertilizer. These rising costs are expected to reduce harvest yields and drive up food prices across Africa, particularly affecting the region’s poorest countries.
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Rising Costs of Energy and Fertilizer Impact Food Prices in Africa
The rising costs of imported energy and fertilizer are threatening harvest yields and increasing food prices in Africa. The impact is expected to be most severe in the continent's poorest countries.
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Rising Costs of Energy and Fertilizer Impact Food Prices in Africa