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December hog futures finish up - CME

Market Trends Markets and economics

13 November 2024

2 minute read

Canada moves to end labour disputes at two major ports

Markets Imports and Exports

13 November 2024

3 minute read

Government cites economic damage as reason behind intervention

Tyson Foods forecasts downbeat annual revenue

Market Trends Company News

13 November 2024

1 minute read

Lower pork prices, slowing chicken demand expected

Ukraine to cancel compulsory registration, licences for farm export companies

Policy and regulation Market Trends Feed markets

13 November 2024

2 minute read

Ukraine to introduce a mechanism of minimum export prices

Argentina consumers still feeling inflation pinch

Policy and regulation Market Trends

13 November 2024

2 minute read

Meat prices remain stable due to waning consumption

June - July 2021

US farm groups applaud Senate passage of Growing Climate Solutions Act

Policy and regulation Government and regulatory Market Trends

2 July 2021

7 minute read

The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) and National Farmers Union (NFU) welcome the Senate passage of the bipartisan Growing Climate Solutions Act and await the House version of the bill.

Caged animal farming must end in EU, European Commission says

Pig Welfare Housing type Feed and nutrition

1 July 2021

9 minute read

The European Commission said on 30 June it would propose legislation to phase out caged farming of animals, after a citizens' petition calling for the ban gathered more than one million signatures.

Australia's farmgate production set for a record-breaking $66.3 billion in 2021

Research and innovation Market Trends Markets and economics

1 July 2021

7 minute read

Australia's farming sector has weathered upsets from COVID-19 and the changing international trade landscape and is on track for a record-breaking production output of $66.3 billion this year, according to recent ABARES analysis.

Stretched global supply chain means shortages on summer menus

Processing Processing Policy and regulation

30 June 2021

9 minute read

Various restaurants across the United States, South Korea and Britain are reporting shortages of key menu items as the economy re-opens from COVID-19 shutdowns.

US judge blocks $4 billion debt relief program for minority farmers

People Health and safety Policy and regulation

30 June 2021

5 minute read

A US federal judge has temporarily blocked a part of the Biden administration's federal stimulus relief package that forgave agricultural debts to farmers of color.

Insect meal could be included in pig and poultry feed after ENVI Committee vote

Herd management Feed and nutrition Policy and regulation

29 June 2021

5 minute read

The International Platform of Insects for Food and Feed (IPIFF) - the umbrella association of the European insect sector - has welcomed the ENVI Committee's backing a regulatory proposal from the European Commission on the use of insect processed animal proteins (PAPs) for monogastric animals (ie poultry and swine).

US Supreme court limits union organizing power in its farm-access ruling

People Health and safety Industry and legislation

29 June 2021

9 minute read

The US Supreme Court again tightened the reins on organized labor in its ruling on the Cedar Point Nursery vs Hassid case, declaring that a decades-old California regulation that let union organizers enter agricultural properties without an employer’s consent violated constitutional property rights.

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