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What do the floods mean for food prices?
17 January 2011 | 18:55 - By Ricardo Goncalves
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Enlarge textWhile there’s been much said about the economic impact of the Queensland Floods, one of the biggest concerns is what it means for food prices, and in turn, inflation.
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