| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - len below consumption for a second year in succession;world cereal stocks had been drawn down considerably to a very low level;hence cereal supplies had become tight and international prices, particularly of wheat and maize, had risen sharply.At the same time food aid shipments had declined by one quarter and the cereal import bill of developing countries was estimated to rise by nearly 40 percent
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