The FAO’s index of internationally traded food commodities averaged 133.9 points in October, down 1.2% from the revised September reading, the United Nations agency reported on November 6.
Cereal, dairy and meat prices pulled the index lower. Vegetable oil prices edged up and sugar prices rose more sharply. [evidence-1]
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