Agriculture

Proposed Tariffs Jump To Cut Ukraine 2024 Sowing Areas, Traders Say

Plans by Ukraine's national railways to raise transport tariffs will lead to increased losses for farmers, a new reduction in planted areas and lower expor...

New Zealand Fonterra Targets 30% Cut In On-Farm Emissions By 2030

New Zealand’s Fonterra Co-Operative Group wants its nearly 8,500 farms to reduce emissions by 30% by 2030, the world’s largest dairy exporter s...

AB Foods 'Not Worried' About Food Demand Impact Of New Weight-Loss Drugs

Associated British Foods one of the world's biggest producers of bread, cereals and hot drinks, is not concerned about the impact on demand from...

Australia Says Some Middle East Nations Extend Shelf-Life Limits For Meat Imports

Australia has said that a group of Middle Eastern countries had extended the maximum shelf life they will accept on imported chilled red meat, making it ea...

Tetra Pak, Lund University Launch New Research And Innovation Hub

Tetra Pak and Lund University have launched Biotech Heights, a new research hub to explore food and materials production from living cells or cell componen...

Lidl Germany Aligns Prices Of Own-Brand Vegan Items With Meat Products

Lidl Germany is standardising the prices of its private-label products under the Vemondo brand to match with comparable animal-origin items.

Global Minimum Tax Comes Home To France To Hit Farm Cooperatives

Though France was long a champion of the global minimum corporate tax, one cherished part of the French economy – giant farm cooperatives – may...

Iberian Olive Oil Producers Draw Private-Equity Interest As Prices Soar

Private-equity firms are eyeing olive farms in Spain and Portugal that use new agricultural techniques to boost production as they see big profits after pr...