Brazil Coffee Exports Put Pressure on Global Prices
Arabfields, Naïla Mokhtari, Correspondent, São Paulo, Brasil — Brazil’s growing coffee exports are increasing supply in international markets, putting pressure on coffee prices in...
Kenya Sugar Millers Seek Tighter Import Controls
Arabfields, Mira Sabah, Special Economic Correspondent, Nairobi, Kenya — Kenya’s sugar millers are calling on the government to strengthen controls on sugar imports, warning...
Zimbabwe Farmers Seek Funding as Blueberry Exports Expand
Arabfields, Maleeka Kassou, East, West and Central Africa Agriculture Correspondent — Zimbabwe's emerging blueberry industry is looking to secure additional financing as farmers seek...
China’s Farming Model Gains Ground in Africa
Arabfields, Farah Benali, Economic Correspondent, China — China is expanding an agricultural training model that brings university researchers and farmers together, offering developing countries...
Vietnam Feed Demand Trimmed, Growth Still Strong
Arabfields, Jamel derbal, Senior Correspondent: Agrifood Innovation & Sustainability, Singapore — The latest projections from the United States Department of Agriculture have adjusted Vietnam’s...
Mediterranean Fisheries, A Real Turning Point
Arabfields, Adel Serai, Economic Analyst, Oran — In a world where headlines about collapsing fish stocks have become almost routine, the latest edition of...
Vietnam’s Rice Surge: Navigating Abundance and Hidden Risks
Arabfields, Said Ali, Specialist in Agricultural Policy and Economic Innovations in Asia — Vietnam stands as one of the world's foremost rice producers, a...
Mozambique: Rice Cheaper, Fertilizer Still Too Expensive
Arabfields, Maleeka Kassou, East, West & Central Africa Agriculture Correspondent — In a region where food security remains a daily concern for millions, a...
Kenya’s Coffee Comeback: Organic Roots, Grafting, and Global Push
Arabfields, Mira Sabah, Special Economic Correspondent, Nairobi, Kenya — In the lush highlands of western Kenya, a quiet agricultural revolution is brewing, one cup...
Ghana Targets 200,000 Tonnes of Farmed Fish by 2025
Arabfields, Mira Sabah, Special Economic Correspondent, Nairobi, Kenya — Ghana’s Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development has set an ambitious national target of 200,000...
