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The Iran War May Be Over. Higher Food Prices Aren’t. The supply chain of a chocolate croissant exposes how rising costs are rippling through every stage of the food business — with no relief in sight.
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尽管美伊已达成协议重新开放霍尔木兹海峡，但此前冲突引发的供应链中断仍在波及全球食品行业。专家指出，由于成本上升已融入系统，消费者在未来数月内仍将面临食品价格上涨的压力。
Although the US and Iran have agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the disruptions from the conflict continue to ripple through the global food supply chain, meaning consumers will likely face higher food prices for months to come.
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