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International cooperation was key to stabilize wheat prices after the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
K. Kuhla, M. J. Puma, et al.
Explore how the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine triggered a global wheat price surge and impacted food security worldwide. This vital research by Kilian Kuhla, Michael J. Puma, and Christian Otto reveals the significance of international cooperation in mitigating price hikes and emphasizes coordinated policy responses to avert global food supply disruptions.
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