Shaanxi Fair Highlights Breakthroughs in Agricultural Technology
China’s Premier Agricultural Innovation Showcase Returns: 32nd Yangling Agri-Tech Fair to Drive Global Collaboration and Rural Revitalization Beijing — The 32nd China Yangling Agricultural High-tech...
Tomato Flu Outbreak Reported in Uttarakhand, 28 Children Infected
Uttarakhand on Alert as ‘Tomato Flu’ Cases Rise: Health Officials Urge Vigilance and Hygiene Health Correspondent Nainital, Uttarakhand — Health authorities in Uttarakhand have sounded the...
Ultra-Processed Foods Come with a Heavy Environmental Price
The Hidden Climate Cost of Ultra-Processed Foods: Inside the Global Footprint of M&Ms By Investigative Environmental & Food Systems Reporter In a brightly colored bag of...
Staccato Cherry Patent Dispute Settled, but Legal Wrangling Continues
The Staccato® Cherry Controversy: How One Misidentified Tree Sparked a Global Legal Battle By Staff Correspondent What began as a seemingly harmless mistake in a small...
Organic Spinach Recalled Nationwide for Listeria Concerns
Sno Pac Recalls Organic Spinach Nationwide Over Listeria Concerns Sno Pac Foods of Caledonia, Minnesota, has issued a nationwide recall of two of its frozen...
Varietal Diversity Boosts the Competitiveness of Peruvian Exports
Varietal Diversity Emerges as Key to Protecting Profitability in Peruvian Exports Lima — As Peru’s fruit export sector faces growing market volatility, a new analysis...
Snak King Taps Del Real Foods’ Michael Axelrod for Top Leadership...
Snak King Appoints Michael Axelrod as CEO, Succeeding Longtime Leader Barry Levin City of Industry, Calif. — U.S. snack manufacturer Snak King has named Michael...
Russia’s Rostov Region in Agricultural Crisis Following Major Crop Losses
Russia’s Rostov Region Declares Federal Agricultural Emergency Amid Devastating Frosts and Drought Rostov, Russia — The southern Rostov region, one of Russia’s key grain-producing areas,...
Russia’s Buckwheat Harvest Poised for Lowest Level in Six Years
Russia’s Buckwheat Harvest Set for Six-Year Low as Farmers Cut Sown Areas Russia’s buckwheat harvest is expected to fall to its lowest level since 2019,...
How Algeria Bet on Beets and Began to Reclaim Its Sugar...
Algeria’s Sugar Revolution: From Import Dependency to Homegrown Sovereignty Algeria has chosen an unlikely battleground to test the limits of its food sovereignty: sugar.Long dependent...
“Agrolog” Embarks on $200 Million Expansion Initiative
Uganda Signs $200 Million Investment Deal with Algeria to Boost Coffee and Cocoa Processing Algiers — A major investment agreement worth $200 million has been...
Algeria Agriculture Modernization Conference Scheduled For Late October
Algeria Prepares New Agricultural Vision Ahead of National Conference Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries announced on Wednesday in Algiers that the upcoming National...
Togo Sees 50% Surge in Coffee, Cocoa Exports This Season
LOMÉ, Togo – Togo has recorded a sharp rise in coffee and cocoa exports, underscoring the early impact of sweeping reforms and investment programs...
WCO Warns Against Retailers’ Non-Scientific Food Safety Criteria
WCO Warns Retailers’ Private Food Safety Standards Threaten Citrus Industry Madrid — The World Citrus Organisation (WCO) has issued a strong warning against the growing...
Algeria Opens Door to Modern Farming Aimed at Self-Sufficiency in Key...
Algeria Opens Door to Modern Agriculture and Economic Reform, Says President Tebboune Algiers – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has declared that Algeria has the capacity to...
AfricaRice Trains Regional Stakeholders in Hybrid Rice Seed Production
AfricaRice Trains Regional Stakeholders on Hybrid Rice Seed Production Dakar, Senegal – September 30, 2025 : AfricaRice has organized a regional training session on hybrid...
Kenya’s Tea Growers Face Lower Payouts as Regional Gaps Widen
Kenya’s Tea Farmers Face Declining Bonuses and Growing Regional Disparities as Global Market Pressures Mount. NAIROBI, Kenya – Tea farmers across Kenya are reeling from...
Ivory Coast Issues More Cocoa Export Licences as Weather Improves
Ivory Coast Expands Cocoa Export Licences as Weather Improves and Farmers Await New Prices ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — Ivory Coast, the world’s top cocoa producer,...
Vietnam targets $4.5 billion in cashew exports by 2025
Vietnam on Track to Achieve $4.5 Billion Cashew Export Target Amid Strong Year-End Demand By Ryan Habib, Senior Economic Correspondent HANOI — Vietnam is poised to...
Russia Raises Alert in Major Farming Area
Russia Declares Federal Emergency in Rostov Region After Crop Losses Russia has declared a federal-level emergency in the southern Rostov region after extreme weather devastated...
Mango Producers Must Meet FDA Traceability Standards by 2028
Mango Industry Faces 2028 Deadline for FDA Traceability Compliance By Sana Tlemceni, Staff Writer All businesses handling mangoes for U.S. consumption, from small growers to large...
South Africa Releases First Table Grape Crop Estimate for 2025/26
South Africa’s First Table Grape Crop Estimate for 2025/26 Signals Quality Harvest and Stable Supply The South African table grape industry has released its first...
Fruit Attraction 2025 Expands as Exhibitor Count Hits New Record Globally
Fruit Attraction 2025 Set to Break Records with Unprecedented Growth and Global Reach MADRID — The 17th edition of Fruit Attraction, the leading international trade...
Azolla, Nature’s Multi-Purpose Plant
Azolla: The Tiny Aquatic Fern Sparking Global Interest as Feed, Fertilizer, Biofuel, and Even Food By Sana Dib, Environmental & Agricultural Correspondent In recent years, a...
Béja Projects 60,000 Tons of Olives for 2025 Harvest Season
Béja’s Olive Harvest Expected to Reach 60,000 Tons in 2025, but Market Uncertainty Looms. BÉJA, Tunisia — September 24, 2025 — The northern governorate of...
