The 'Godzilla' El Niño is expected to cause a 14% fall in global agricultural production, valued at $342.2 billion over the next two years. Rice, a staple food for half the global population, faces significant risks due to its high water requirements and concentrated production in drought-stricken regions like India and Southeast Asia. Sugarcane production has already been curtailed in India, with export restrictions exacerbating global supply shortages. Coffee, cocoa, and palm oil crops are also vulnerable to weather shocks, particularly in regions like Ghana, Ivory Coast, Indonesia, and Malaysia. These disruptions could lead to higher food prices and increased pressure on global food systems.