BALTIMORE, Md. – JULY 10, 2014 – U.S. consumers should expect higher grocery store prices as drought and livestock disease have negatively impacted food supply, according to Euler Hermes, the world’s leading provider of trade credit insurance. In addition to domestic constraints now filtering downstream, global supply concerns are likely to fuel the rising trend in commodity prices, especially...
Euler Hermes U.S. Food Industry Outlook: Drought And Livestock Disease Expected To Create Pressure & Operating Margin Headwinds Across The Supply Chain
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