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Abstract:SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Brazils Agriculture Minister Marcos Montes said on Wednesday that the world is set to face a food crisis and the country will be increasingly responsible for supplying both domestic and foreign markets with food.
div classBodysc17zpet90 cdBBJodivpSAO PAULO Reuters – Brazils Agriculture Minister Marcos Montes said on Wednesday that the world is set to face a food crisis and the country will be increasingly responsible for supplying both domestic and foreign markets with food.p
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“Unfortunately, I have no doubt that we will face a global food crisis. And Brazil will have the responsibility of feeding both its people and the world,” Montes said during an event.p
Reporting by Leticia Fucuchima Writing by Gabriel Araujop
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