The East Anglian property consultancy Bidwells has published an interesting new report on 'soft commodities' - ie. commodities such as corn, wheat, fruit, cocoa, coffee, sugar etc (things that are grown, not mined).
While the report is aimed at the investment community (to invest or not to invest?) the report is very interesting in its analysis of the trends currently influencing the rise in the price of food (global population growth, land availability, shifts in food preferences, water, biofuels oil etc)
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