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Farmers object to use of term by fast-growing vegetarian alternatives
It is time we recognised the vital role livestock plays across the world’s developing economies
Imports surge after African swine fever cull reduces pig stocks by a third
African swine fever results in 25% rise in cost of the meat in just one month
Strong projection unsettles traders who had been braced for impact of heavy rains
Demand for cannabidiol could see the market expand to $20bn in 5 years
Agreement ends anti-dumping investigation and averts duties of up to 25%
Chief executive says global agricultural trader to pull back on pace of investments
CFTC takes ‘remarkable’ step after reaching legal settlement with Kraft Heinz and Mondelez
UK must relax EU enviromental policy on crop for agreement, says PM Mahathir
CFTC in legal tussle with Mondelez and Kraft Heinz over gag order on $16m settlement
Australia, Brazil and Guatemala say New Delhi is contributing to a global sugar glut
Crop processor’s relocation to result in $35m-$45m in restructuring charges
Order issued to state-owned enterprises in retaliation for latest Trump tariffs
Growing signs that devastating virus that has gripped Asia could hit Europe
Extreme weather has cost the global crop trader and processor $125m in the first half of 2019
Trump administration details $16bn in latest bailout payments to critical constituency
Agribusiness joins effort to curb environmental impact of belching cows and other practices
West African nations combine to impose premium over benchmark futures price
Shipments tumble of product that George W Bush once described as ‘a hell of a fruit’
Financing programme for commodities aims to avoid clearing grasslands
Shortage of protein-producing facilities prompts food companies to stockpile supplies
Many motorists are driving on vegetable oil without knowing it, says environment group
The deal for 544,000 tonnes this week was the largest since March
