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2006-12-14 00:00:00

Global cereal production to come down
NEW DELHI (Commodity Online) -- The food and agriculture organisation (FAO) has cut its previous forecast for 2006 world cereal production by 8 million tonne to 2,013 million tonne on hot, dry weather. The new forecast is 1.6% less than the 2005 output. Continued...

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