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Mexico - Drought in the USA and Mexico plus H7N3 pushing the cost of staple food higher - more increases to come

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Monday, August 20, 2012 9:18
Avian and drought push food prices, come more hikes

Following the outbreak of avian influenza in some farms of Jalisco, during the month of July, the price of eggs increased the degree of cost 40 pesos per kilogram in major cities.

However, the effects of drought in Mexico and the United States also contributed to increase the costs of food, such as bread, tortillas and beans, which are staples in the diet of Mexicans.

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http://www.pueblaonline.com.mx/inde...esionan-precios-de-alimentos-vienen-más-alzas
 
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