| Food costs a lot. In fact, after the pernicious drought in 2012 (the worst in 50 years), consumers around the world are faced with the very real possibility of rising food prices. I’ve seen some food industry observers speculate that higher food prices and food shortages could become the norm in 2013. At the same time, global populations continue to rise, as do the number of people in emerging market nations that are now finally able to afford better, more protein rich, diets.
This confluence of events could very well drive up feed stock prices, and that means a nice trading opportunity in a basket of commodities such as corn, soybeans and wheat...............................................Full Article: Source
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