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High-density polyethylene (HDPE) demand in the developing world in 2023 could contract by 300,000 tonnes, rather than, as in our base case, grow by 800,000 tonnes because of the food crisis. Assuming all the other regions grew as under our base case, global growth would be 2% in 2023 rather than our base case of 4%.

With temperatures spiking to 110 degrees once more, Jeetram Yadav sat in the shade on his farm outside New Delhi and cupped a handful of this season's disappointing wheat between his calloused palms. The grains were brown and the size of cumin seeds, shriveled by heat.

A new United Nations report says surging global food insecurity has placed 750,000 people in five countries -- including Yemen and Afghanistan -- at imm

A new UN report says surging global food insecurity has placed 750,000 people in five countries -- including Yemen and Afghanistan -- at immediate risk of “starvation or death.”

A new UN report says surging global food insecurity has placed 750,000 people in five countries -- including Yemen and Afghanistan -- at immediate risk of “starvation or death.”

Latest Hunger Hotspots report from the World Food Programme and Food and Agriculture Organization confirms the agencies' worst fears

The looming international food shortage, exasperated by the Ukraine war, doesn't have any quick solutions and could leave millions without food, experts say.

World Food Programme (WFP) has said that unless the world takes action to tackle the climate crisis, the impact of

The warning comes after tropical cyclone Emnati made landfall on Wednesday in one of Africa’s most storm-prone countries and just days ahead of the launch of a report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

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