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Rows of stacked grain sacks at a village grains market in Kaduna State, Nigeria
Hospitality · Abuja

Nigeria 90-day economic plan targets food affordability

The National Economic Council backs a Finance Ministry plan with five priorities and a single-digit inflation goal for 2027. Food inflation stood at 19.59% in September.

23 October 2026 · 2 min read
Open sacks of rice at a market stall with handwritten price signs on each variety
Hospitality · Rome

Global food inflation set to accelerate into 2027, FAO warns

The FAO's chief economist expects the biggest impact from the end of this year and through 2027. Flour, rice, frying oil and sugar lead the rise, the staples restaurants find hardest to reprice.

19 October 2026 · 2 min read
Baskets of tomatoes, scotch bonnet peppers and cabbages laid out at a Nigerian market
Produce · Lagos

Nigeria food inflation: food prices fall 1.55% in September

Headline inflation eased to 14.63%, a third monthly decline, while the annual food rate barely moved. In Lagos markets, maize and pepper got cheaper and tomatoes dearer.

16 October 2026 · 2 min read
Shelves of purple eggplants and baskets of green and red chillies at a Philippine public market
Produce · Manila

Philippine inflation hits 7.2% as rice and vegetables surge

Consumer prices rose 7.2% in September, the fastest since March 2023. Rice is up 20.3% on the year, and the Department of Agriculture has earmarked 45 billion pesos for El Niño.

6 October 2026 · 2 min read
Close-up of a heap of golden wheat kernels in warm light
Produce · Rome

FAO Food Price Index hits highest level since November 2022

Cereals, sugar and vegetable oils pushed the index up for a third month in September, while meat slipped and dairy held flat. Wheat jumped 6.3 percent in a month.

2 October 2026 · 2 min read
Farmers threshing freshly harvested rice in a field in Gigmoto, Philippines
Produce · Philippines

Philippines rice imports shift to broken grains

Manila's ban on premium 5% broken rice is pushing importers toward lower grades, just as China's feed mills compete for the same broken kernels.

14 September 2026 · 2 min read
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