Leaders pose for the family photo at the start of the G7 summit in Carbis Bay, Cornwall, on June 11, 2021. File/AFP
"The provision of foodstuffs in Germany and the European Union is safe but greater shortages can be expected in some countries outside the EU — especially where scarcity already reigns today due to issues like drought," German Agriculture Minister Cem Oezdemir said in statement.
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"Price hikes for agricultural products cannot be excluded in industrialized nations either."
Germany holds the rotating presidency of the Group of Seven most advanced economies this year.
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Reuters