World Agrinews

27.06.2023 15:48

€430 million of EU funds to support the EU agricultural sector

27.06.2023 15:48

The Commission proposes to mobilise additional EU funding for EU farmers impacted by adverse climatic events, high input costs, and diverse market and trade related issues. The new support package will consist of €330 million for 22 Member States. In addition, Member States today approved the €100 million support package for farmers in Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia presented on 3 May. Several other measures, including a possibility of higher advance payments should support farmers affected by adverse climatic events.

14.06.2023 10:29

New Zealand requires folic acid fortification for flour

14.06.2023 10:29

Beginning in mid-August, the government of New Zealand will require all non-organic bread-making wheat flour, produced or sold in New Zealand, to be fortified with folic acid, a B vitamin essential for the healthy development of babies early in pregnancy. 

06.06.2023 17:42

Australia sees wheat, barley output dropping by a third next year

06.06.2023 17:42

Australia's production of winter crops is set to fall from record highs, with wheat output seen declining more than 30%, the country's agricultural department said, as forecasters predict dryness due to the El Nino weather pattern.

Australia is the world's second largest wheat exporter, supplying mainly to buyers in Asia, including China, Indonesia and Japan.

26.05.2023 08:46

Grain trader Viterra in talks to merge with rival Bunge - Reuters

26.05.2023 08:46

Global grain trader Viterra is in talks to merge with U.S. rival Bunge Ltd, a person familiar with the matter said, in a potential mega deal that would reshape the top tier of global grains merchants.

10.05.2023 16:40

Global Report on Food Crises: Number of people facing acute food insecurity rose to 258 million in 58 countries in 2022

10.05.2023 16:40

The number of people experiencing acute food insecurity and requiring urgent food, nutrition and livelihood assistance increased for the fourth consecutive year in 2022, with over a quarter of a billion facing acute hunger and people in seven countries on the brink of starvation, according to the latest Global Report on Food Crises (GRFC).

The annual report, produced by the Food Security Information Network (FSIN), was launched by the Global Network Against Food Crises (GNAFC) - an international alliance of the United Nations, the European Union, governmental and non-governmental agencies, working to tackle food crises together.

04.05.2023 16:45

Brazilian soybean harvest advances to the final stretch

04.05.2023 16:45

The harvest of the new Brazilian soybean crop had another week of good progress and is now entering the final stretch.

With a little moist climate, farm machines were able to advance well in most of the growing states, mainly in Rio Grande do Sul, where there was a good recovery of the accumulated delays.

01.05.2023 14:41

Argentina secures initial irrigation funding after withering drought

01.05.2023 14:41

Argentina's government announced the approval of a $394 million loan for irrigation projects, officials said in a statement on Friday, following steep farm losses from a historic drought that has deepened an already severe economic crisis in the country.

07.04.2023 16:07

The FAO Food Price Index continues to drop

07.04.2023 16:07

The FAO Food Price Index (FFPI) averaged 126.9 points in March 2023, down 2.8 points (2.1 percent) from February, marking the twelfth consecutive monthly decline since reaching its peak one year ago. During the past twelve months since March 2022, the index has fallen by as much as 32.8 points (20.5 percent).

03.04.2023 16:27

Louis Dreyfus to stop exporting Russian grain from July 1

03.04.2023 16:27

The French agricultural trading giant Louis Dreyfus will stop exporting Russian grain from July 1, the company said in a statement on Monday.

31.03.2023 16:15

Short-term outlook report: war in Ukraine continues to impact EU farmers

31.03.2023 16:15

The negative impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the ensuing high input costs and food inflation, continue to weigh on agricultural markets and consumers’ purchasing decisions. In addition, large parts of the EU experienced winter droughts after the hot and dry summer of last year, further worsening water availability in regions with already record low water reservoirs. This might lead impacted farmers to substitute away from more water-intensive crop cultures. The current EU macroeconomic forecast is relatively more positive than in autumn 2022, despite uncertainties about energy supply for next winter and recent financial market tensions. High commodity prices last year helped countering high input costs and farm income increased on average, with significant sectorial and regional disparities.


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