El Niño's shift to reassuring grain supplies

The intense El Niño phenomenon has caused widespread drought across Asia and Australia, disrupting the cultivation of major crops such as rice, wheat, and maize. However, stocks near record levels, technological advancements, and shifts in export centers have contributed to improving the resilience of the global food system and mitigating the severity of impacts compared to previous events. Drought-resistant crop varieties have been developed, advanced digital tools have been employed, and agricultural policies have been directed accordingly, all helping farmers cope with the effects of El Niño. Nonetheless, forecasts indicate that the phenomenon is likely to persist strongly and continue to negatively impact production in the coming period.

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