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War in Ukraine causes global shortage of sunflower oil
Ukraine produces nearly half the world's sunflower oil. Russia's war has led to a global shortage that's been driving up food prices. That hasn't stopped Ukraine's farmers from producing the oil. But how can they get it out of the country?
- Date 30.04.2022
- Duration 01:29 mins.
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- Related Subjects Dmitry Medvedev, Ukraine, Russia, War in Ukraine
- Keywords Ukraine, Russia, war, invasion, farmers, sunflower oil, shortage
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