LONDON, April 29 (IPS) - As the United States and Israel’s 2026 attack on Iran remains on pause, most eyes have fixed on oil. Tankers reroute around the Strait of Hormuz, oil benchmarks climb, and insurance costs spike. But while the headlines focus on energy, warning signs are already flashing from the food commodities markets.Read the full story, “The War in Iran Isn’t Just Raising Food Prices — It’s Revealing Who Really Sets Them”, on globalissues.org →