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FAO food commodity prices in May showed increases in cereals, sugar and beef

The benchmark measure for world food commodity prices remained broadly stable in May, as declines in vegetable oil quotations offset increases in those for cereals and sugar, according to new data released by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

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FAO food commodity prices in May showed increases in cereals, sugar and beef

FAO Food Price Index rose 2.9% YoY in May; wheat up 7.8% annually on US harvest concerns and higher fuel costs. Rising commodity volatility signals supply-chain pressure and energy inflation, directly impacting data-center costs and IT operations.

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Global food prices hold steady in May as lower vegetable oil, dairy costs offset grain gains

FAO Food Price Index stable at 130.8 in May 2026 (2.9% up YoY); vegetable oil and dairy price declines offset cereal gains. Price stabilization despite geopolitical tensions indicates supply chain resilience, reducing inflation risk for tech operations and infrastructure.

FAO food commodity prices in May showed increases in cereals, sugar and beef

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FAO food commodity prices in May showed increases in cereals, sugar and beef

Global food prices hold steady in May as lower vegetable oil, dairy costs offset grain gains

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FAO food commodity prices in May showed increases in cereals, sugar and beef

Global food prices hold steady in May as lower vegetable oil, dairy costs offset grain gains

FAO food commodity prices in May showed increases in cereals, sugar and beef

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FAO food commodity prices in May showed increases in cereals, sugar and beef

Global food prices hold steady in May as lower vegetable oil, dairy costs offset grain gains

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FAO food commodity prices in May showed increases in cereals, sugar and beef

Global food prices hold steady in May as lower vegetable oil, dairy costs offset grain gains