Brazil, China Back French Plan to Tackle Food-Price ‘Plague’
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China, India and Brazil were among Group of 20 countries that backed new rules for global agriculture at a meeting in Paris today, France said.
Farm ministers from the U.S., the U.K., Australia and Argentina hadn’t stated their positions on the plan yet, French agriculture ministry spokesman Bertrand Sirven said in a briefing at a meeting of G-20 agriculture ministers in Paris.