the trading of food stuff's international exchanges has resulted in spiraling price increases and hence profits for the food multinationals a perceptible reduction in rural out
The trading of foodstuffs on international exchanges has resulted in spiralling price increases and, hence, spiralling profits for the food multinationals, a perceptible reduction in rural output and global food reserves and an increase in the number of malnourished people.
The trading of foodstuffs international exchanges has resulted in spiralling price increases and, hence, profits for the food multinationals, a perceptible reduction in rural output and food reserves and an increase in the of malnourished people.