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Global rice prices double in one year, sparking urgent food reserve calls.

United Nations chronicle/UN chronicle
The United Nations must manage a global food reserve

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Global rice prices have been rising since 2003 due to limited supply. Prices for high-quality Thai rice doubled from 2007 to 2008. A global food reserve managed by the United Nations is necessary to address this issue.