Sentence examples for prices and maize from inspiring English sources

In Ethiopia, from 2007 to 2008 there was a 100% increase in wheat and teff prices; and maize and meat prices increased by 180% and 50%, respectively [ 1].

Demand for poultry collapsed in Indonesia not only because the product is high value but also because the industry relied on imported feedstuff, in particular soybean meal and maize, the rising price of which drove up poultry meat prices.

Of particular importance was the rise in transport fares and the prices of bread and maize (corn), the staple food.

The Kigezi kids are struggling to help relatives in Uganda who, battered by high prices of rice and maize flour, send frequent requests for money.

Zambia's dependency on copper makes it vulnerable to depressed commodity prices, but record high copper prices and a bumper maize crop in 2010 helped Zambia rebound quickly from the world economic slowdown that began in 2008.

Climate change may add a further 50% to maize prices and slightly less to wheat, rice and oil seeds.

Over the 12 months until last summer, wheat and maize prices more than doubled and rice prices more than tripled.

Wheat and maize prices have fallen to eight-month lows.

Ample global supplies, increased competition for export markets and a strong US dollar continued to weigh on international wheat and maize prices, with the US maize quotations falling to multi-year lows.

According to the World Bank, prices for maize and sorghum increased by 113% and 200% respectively in some markets in Mozambique and in Sudan.

Prices of maize and groundnut positively influence the choice of maize and groundnut markets.