Ukraine and Russia both export a high percentage of the world's grain and corn, meaning that the war could put more stress on the already strained supply lines.
There's a reason why Ukraine is called the breadbasket of the world.
On Friday, World Trade Organization Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala explained that the situation will have a significant impact on the price of bread and other wheat products for regular people. Countries that buy wheat and corn from Ukraine and Russia will now have to look elsewhere, putting more strain on international suppliers.
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