If Food Prices Rise

A global drought this year has affected some of the world’s largest food producing countries leading to lower outputs and increasing prices of cereal crops around the world. China has so far managed to keep its cereal food prices steady thanks to large reserves that draw on bumper crops over the past few years. In this video China Daily reporters D J Clark and Jia Fan visit local markets in Hebei province to find out how rising food prices would affect peoples daily lives.