Global food prices have hit record highs, and could rise even further, according to the United Nations. Report just released today. The UN's Food Price Index rose 2.2% in February to the highest level since the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) began monitoring prices in 1990. It also warned that spikes in the oil price could make the "already precarious" situation in the food market even worse.
THIS DEVELOPMENT WILL PUT MORE PRESSURES ON HOUSEHOLD BUDGETS AND AGAIN REINFORCE THE NEED TO PAY LESS FOR ELECTRICITY. People....wake up. Rejoin the real world. Participate in this conversation.
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