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Russia Approves Higher Wheat Export Tax From 1 March

The Russian government has formally approved a proposal to impose a higher export tax on wheat from 1 March, it said on Tuesday, in another push...

Why The EU's Global Fishing Activities Can't Be Called Sustainable Yet

The EU has a large fleet that fishes outside European waters. Nearly a third of its catch comes from non-EU waters, most of which belong to developing coun...

Amazon Seeks To Halt Union Election At Alabama Warehouse

Amazon.com Inc has filed a motion asking the US National Labour Relations Board to halt the union election at its Bessemer, Alabama warehouse, scheduled to...

EU Urges Ivory Coast To Comply With New Sustainable Cocoa Laws

The European Union has urged Ivory Coast to prepare for stricter cocoa laws the body hopes to ratify later this year which aim to protect forests, curb chi...

After Brexit, Ireland And France Cut Out The Middleman: Britain

From his office overlooking Cherbourg docks, general manager Yannick Millet points to trailers destined for Ireland that belong to Amazon and FedEx, new cu...

Soybeans Rise, Hover Near 1.5 Week Low On Easing LatAm Supply Woes

Chicago soybeans snapped a three-session losing streak on Thursday, but gains were limited as rains across South America eased supply worries. Wheat and...

Traders Oppose Call To Limit Corn Exports From Ukraine

Ukrainian grain traders said they saw no grounds to restrict corn exports for the 2020/21 season, a move requested by animal feed and meat produc...

Feed Fight: African Consumers Hit As Asia Gobbles Up Rice Supplies

Tightening global supplies of basic foodstuffs and disruptions to shipping caused by the coronavirus pandemic are driving up the cost of rice, the mos...