Sweden’s harvest is growing—but the world is paying the price.
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Sweden’s grain harvest is turning out better than expected, though it will still fall short of last year’s record. At the same time, the war between Ukraine and Russia is fueling concerns over grain exports, while extreme heat has damaged harvests across large parts of the world. The United Nations is now warning that food prices will rise everywhere.