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Science · Research & academia · published 2026-08-21 · via Phys.org

Global wheat costs might surge threefold as droughts hit major growing regions

Simultaneous droughts across major wheat-producing areas could lead to a threefold increase in wheat prices, affecting staple foods like bread and pasta. The impact would be felt globally through supply chain disruptions.

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