G20 trade ministers agreed on a statement opposing the weaponisation of food through coercive trade actions, with India pushing for a distinction between coercive restrictions and legitimate food-security measures. 
G20 trade ministers agreed on a statement opposing the weaponisation of food through coercive trade actions, with India pushing for a distinction between coercive restrictions and legitimate food-security measures. 
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G20 trade ministers agreed on a statement opposing the weaponisation of food through coercive trade actions, with India pushing for a distinction between coercive restrictions and legitimate food-security measures.&nbsp;
