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粮食（foodstuff） In 1970, the population of hunger and malnutrition in developing countries was around 500 million. On the other hand, a small number of developed countries are suffering from the surplus of grain and cannot be sold out. For example, the United States, Canada, Australia, France and so on, need to spend a lot of money to keep food every year, and even think of reducing grain production. According to a June 2, 1992 press release by the food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, poverty is affecting some 1 billion people, while about 10% of the worlds population are undernourished and about 50 million of them are hungry. More than 500 million. Edit this section of the food situation in 2008 Demand in emerging economies, energy prices, climate change, food export restrictions, the relation between the change of grain supply and demand, prices increase uncertainty in world food prices is a long-term problem in the field of new grain supply and demand in 2008 world food price volatility will increase food prices will likely continue to rise, at least will remain high. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization predicted in January that output of the worlds major grain crops this year would be about 30 million ~4000 tonnes less than demand, or about 1.5%~2% of the years total output. On the other hand, the global food bank has been declining for the last 30 years and has dropped to its lowest level in 30 years in 2007. The supply and demand structure and inventory level together determine the grain price trend in 2008. In the short run, there are many factors that contributed to the rise in food prices in 2008 and even in 2009. Oil prices have already topped $100, and if they go up further on this basis, the price of grain will rise. In addition, unusually climate factors could exacerbate the food shortage, which could cause a big shake in food prices this year. Finally, in the long run, the current trend of rising grain prices will con