Supply Chain

French Dairy Producers Denounce Price Wars

In France, the Centre national interprofessionnel de l’économie laitière (CNIEL), a body representing producers of dairy products, has...

Soybeans Post Longest Slump Since 1973 On Rising World Supplies

Soybean futures capped the longest slump in 41 years after a government reported showed supplies will climb in the U.S., the world’s biggest grower....

Grain Prices Seen Lower in OECD-FAO Outlook as Supply Rises

World grain prices probably will decline in the next year or two as farmers boost production at a faster rate than demand rises, the Organization for Econo...

Palm Oil Imports by India Sliding as Buyers Prefer Sunflowers

Imports of palm oil by India, the world’s largest buyer, probably dropped for a second month as a shrinking discount to soybean oil and sunflower oil...

Over A Quarter Of A Million Children Have Discovered Where Their Food Comes From

Tesco launched their Farm to Fork Trails in the UK in February this year to help children understand where their food comes from. Over 250,000 children hav...

Milk Output Expansion Poised to Spur 5-Year World Surplus

A record payout to New Zealand dairy farmers last year is setting the stage for a global milk glut that Goldman Sachs Group Inc. predicts will last half a...

Sugar Market Reversal Seen by Rabobank as Demand Tops Supply

The sugar market will swing to a deficit as sustained low prices curb supply for a second year, according to Rabobank International, which joined Czarnikow...

Coffee Tumbles To 20-Week Low On Brazil Harvest

Coffee futures plunged 5.7 percent to a 20-week low on speculation that demand will ease as more supplies become available from Brazil, the world’s t...