Russia and Ukraine are leading exporters of food grains and according to the FAO this war which inhibit export could possibly trigger a global food crisis.
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reported on March 11 ( read the pdf below) that the crisis in Ukraine might cause worldwide food and feed prices to rise by up to 22%, potentially leading to a surge in malnutrition in developing nations.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in late February, total world food output has decreased, resulting in a sharp drop in food exports from exporting countries.
Since the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) viral pandemic in 2020, food costs have been rising.
Several food exporting countries have announced new limitations on food exports or are exploring prohibitions to preserve domestic supplies.
The FAO has asked major food-producing nations to refrain from imposing export restrictions on their own products.
Qu Dongyu, FAO Director-General, stated, "Before enacting a...