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O (see webpage) The fight for the world's food

The fight for the world's food Population is growing. Supply is falling. Prices are rising.
The price of cereals in this country has jumped by 12 per cent in the past year. And the cost of milk on the global market has leapt by nearly 60 per cent. In short we may be reaching the end of cheap food.
n. Sixty years ago an average British family spent more than one-third of its income on food. Today, that figure has dropped to one-tenth
But for the first time in generations agricultural commodity prices are surging
Like any other self-respecting trend this one now has its own name: agflation
On the one hand the growing affluence of millions of people in China and India is creating a surge in demand for food
Rice prices are climbing worldwide. Butter prices in Europe have spiked by 40 per cent in the past year. Wheat futures are trading at their highest level for a decade. Global soybean prices have risen by a half. Pork prices in China are up 20 per cent on last year and the food price index in India was up by 11 per cent year on year. In Mexico there have been riots in response to a 60 per cent rise in the cost of tortillas

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Food riots were but one form of economic violence that made its bloody appearance in 2008
The global economic meltdown has already caused bank failures, bankruptcies, plant closings, and foreclosures and will, in the coming year, leave many tens of millions unemployed across the planet. But another perilous consequence of the crash of 2008 has only recently made its appearance: increased civil unrest and ethnic strife. Someday, perhaps, war may follow.
violent episodes have already occurred. Athens (Greece), Longnan (China), Port-au-Prince (Haiti), Riga (Latvia), Santa Cruz (Bolivia), Sofia (Bulgaria), Vilnius (Lithuania), and Vladivostok (Russia) would be a start. Many other cities from Reykjavik, Paris, Rome, and Zaragoza to Moscow and Dublin
if you're a gambling man or woman, it's a safe bet that this map will soon be far better populated with red and orange pins.
Every outbreak of violence has its own distinctive origins and characteristics
All, however, are driven by a similar combination of anxiety about the future and lack of confidence in the ability of established institutions to deal with the problems at hand
Ominously, however, this is sure to prove but a temporary respite, given the epic droughts now gripping breadbasket regions of the United States, Argentina, Australia, China, the Middle East, and Africa
Economically-driven clashes also erupted across much of eastern China in 2008.
Such events, labeled "mass incidents" by Chinese authorities,
On February 2nd, a top Chinese Party official, Chen Xiwen, announced that, in the last few months of 2008 alone, a staggering 20 million migrant workers, who left rural areas for the country's booming cities in recent years, had lost their jobs.

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1	------	htm O	(see webpage)	The fight for the world's food The fight for the world's food Population is growing. Supply is falling. Prices are rising. The price of cereals in this country has jumped by 12 per cent in the past year. And the cost of milk on the global market has leapt by nearly 60 per cent. In short we may be reaching the end of cheap food. n. Sixty years ago an average British family spent more than one-third of its income on food. Today, that figure has dropped to one-tenth But for the first time in generations agricultural commodity prices are surging Like any other self-respecting trend this one now has its own name: agflation On the one hand the growing affluence of millions of people in China and India is creating a surge in demand for food Rice prices are climbing worldwide. Butter prices in Europe have spiked by 40 per cent in the past year. Wheat futures are trading at their highest level for a decade. Global soybean prices have risen by a half. Pork prices in China are up 20 per cent on last year and the food price index in India was up by 11 per cent year on year. In Mexico there have been riots in response to a 60 per cent rise in the cost of tortillas
2	090225	htm O	MiddleEast	No title found w/scanfile Food riots were but one form of economic violence that made its bloody appearance in 2008 The global economic meltdown has already caused bank failures, bankruptcies, plant closings, and foreclosures and will, in the coming year, leave many tens of millions unemployed across the planet. But another perilous consequence of the crash of 2008 has only recently made its appearance: increased civil unrest and ethnic strife. Someday, perhaps, war may follow. violent episodes have already occurred. Athens (Greece), Longnan (China), Port-au-Prince (Haiti), Riga (Latvia), Santa Cruz (Bolivia), Sofia (Bulgaria), Vilnius (Lithuania), and Vladivostok (Russia) would be a start. Many other cities from Reykjavik, Paris, Rome, and Zaragoza to Moscow and Dublin if you're a gambling man or woman, it's a safe bet that this map will soon be far better populated with red and orange pins. Every outbreak of violence has its own distinctive origins and characteristics All, however, are driven by a similar combination of anxiety about the future and lack of confidence in the ability of established institutions to deal with the problems at hand Ominously, however, this is sure to prove but a temporary respite, given the epic droughts now gripping breadbasket regions of the United States, Argentina, Australia, China, the Middle East, and Africa Economically-driven clashes also erupted across much of eastern China in 2008. Such events, labeled "mass incidents" by Chinese authorities, On February 2nd, a top Chinese Party official, Chen Xiwen, announced that, in the last few months of 2008 alone, a staggering 20 million migrant workers, who left rural areas for the country's booming cities in recent years, had lost their jobs.

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