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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...
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Tunisia’s Cactus Industry Blooms: From Staple Crop to Agro-Economic Powerhouse

Arabfields, Habiba Masmoudi, Economic Correspondent, Tunisia — Tunisia's cactus industry has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a traditional staple crop deeply rooted in...
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Algeria and Singapore Strengthen Ties Through Diplomatic and Economic Alliance

Algeria and Singapore Lay Foundations for Expanded Bilateral Partnership During an official visit to Singapore, Algeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, met with his...
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Vietnam’s Coffee Prices Edge Up Slightly While Pepper Market Remains Stable

July 7 — Domestic coffee prices in Vietnam recorded a modest uptick today, trading at an average of 96,300 VND per kilogram. In contrast,...
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SICAM’s ‘Zero Pesticide Residue’ Program Transforms Tunisia’s Tomato Farming

SICAM’s ZRP program marks a major turning point in Tunisian agriculture. It makes SICAM: The first and only company in Tunisia’s tomato sector to...
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Algeria Faces Farm Glut as Egg, Onion, and Watermelon Supplies Soar

Algeria is grappling with a major agricultural paradox: massive surpluses of certain produce like eggs, garlic, watermelons, onions, citrus fruits, and potatoes are piling...
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Enza Zaden at the Forefront of Combating Bremia in Crops

The International Bremia Evaluation Board Europe (IBEB-EU) has confirmed that no new races of Bremia lactucae—the pathogen responsible for downy mildew in lettuce—have emerged...
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