The Canadian Foodgrains Banks says the U.S. funding freeze on foreign aid will leave deadly gaps in the humanitarian ecosystem globally.

A U.S. funding freeze on international aid takes the largest donor out of global humanitarian community and leaves deadly gaps, Canadian relief organization argues
U.S. funding freeze takes largest donor out of global humanitarian community leaving deadly gaps
Since 2019 the Local Food Infrastructure Fund has committed $64.8 million to such projects
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Such disasters don't often blow back on agrifood commodity costs
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