Title: China Food Crisis? Rising Domestic Prices And Large Import Purchases Send A Signal
Headings: China Food Crisis? Rising Domestic Prices And Large Import Purchases Send A Signal
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Content: China can’t feed itself; it needs the world’s help, especially if its domestic production and inventories are compromised. It’s too early to gauge the ultimate severity of China's total food woes, and it’s highly unlikely that the ripple effects of China's food issues will cascade through the global food chain, but right now Chinese leadership has food security as a top concern. Sal Gilbertie
I am a commodities focused entrepreneur with over three decades of experience in physical and derivative energy and agricultural commodity markets. Opinions expressed are
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I am a commodities focused entrepreneur with over three decades of experience in physical and derivative energy and agricultural commodity markets. Opinions expressed are solely my own. Read Less
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