600 million euros crop loss – but the most expensive bill of drought is yet to come
Three million tons of harvest are gone.
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Thus, the drought summer of 2026 shows a remarkable shift: For consumers, the crisis could remain largely invisible to the baker, while it has long since become existential on the farms. The German Raiffeisen Association expects around 40.6 million tonnes of grain – about ten percent less than in the previous year.
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Thus, the drought summer of 2026 shows a remarkable shift: For consumers, the crisis could remain largely invisible to the baker, while it has long since become existential on the farms.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1The German Raiffeisen Association expects around 40.6 million tonnes of grain – about ten percent less than in the previous year.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1
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