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Trump’s Tariffs: What Lies Ahead for U.S. Farm Exports?

U.S. Agriculture Faces Uncertainty as Tariffs and Shifting Trade Policies Reshape the Industry As the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs continue to generate economic uncertainty, the...
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Russia Boosts Agricultural Exports to North Korea in 2024 as Bilateral...

Arabfields, Lamia Cherifa, Special Economic Correspondent, Moscow, Russia — Russia has significantly expanded its agricultural exports to North Korea, marking a notable advancement in the...
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Kyrgyzstan Advises Farmers Against Expanding Potato Planting to Stabilize Market

Kyrgyz Agriculture Ministry Advises Farmers Against Expanding Potato Cultivation BISHKEK – The Ministry of Agriculture of the Kyrgyz Republic has issued recommendations urging farmers to maintain...
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Paraguay Advances Agricultural Development with New Farming Programs

Paraguay Advances in Sustainable Agriculture and Technological Innovation to Boost Family Farming Asunción, Paraguay – Paraguay’s strides in sustainable agriculture and technological innovation took center...
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Indoor Farming Faces Reckoning as Major Player Files for Bankruptcy

Vertical Farming Pioneer Plenty Collapses Into Bankruptcy Despite $940M Funding Richmond, VA – In a stunning reversal for the once-celebrated agtech sector, vertical farming leader Plenty...
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Trump’s Tariffs Leave American Farmers Struggling

U.S. Farmers Fear Export Collapse as Trump Reimposes Tariffs, China Retaliates Already struggling with depressed commodity prices, American farmers now face another blow as President...
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Algeria in Focus as Italian Firm BF Eyes New Investment Growth

Italian Firm Bonifici Ferrari (BF) Plans Major Agricultural Expansion in Algeria Italian agribusiness leader Bonifici Ferrari (BF) is set to expand its investments in Algeria’s...
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Vietnam and China Forge Fruitful Partnership in Fruit Exports

Vietnam’s Fruit Harvest Season Peaks with Strong Export Growth Vietnam is currently experiencing the height of its fruit harvest season, with abundant yields of lychees,...
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American Boycott Could Disrupt Pricing and Quality of Produce

Boycotting U.S. Grocery Products Amid Trade War Will Hit Your Wallet and Plate The ongoing trade war has led to a growing boycott of American...
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From the Banana Wars to Trump’s Tariffs: A Brief History of...

A History of Tariff Wars: Economic Weapons and Bargaining Tools During a speech, former U.S. President Donald Trump was handed a rectangular board listing countries...
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China and Zambia Sign Agreement to Export Macadamia Nuts

Arabfields, Maleeka Kassou, East, West & Central Africa Agriculture Correspondent — Zambian farmers and government officials celebrated a significant breakthrough in agricultural trade after...
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Cardamom Faces Moderate Market Volatility in Europe

European Cardamom Market Shows Potential Amid Challenges The European market for cardamom holds significant potential, according to the Dutch Centre for the Promotion of Imports...
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German Ginger Imports Surge by 100% as Demand Grows

Global Ginger Market Faces Shifting Dynamics as Production Rises Amid Quality Concerns Peru’s Ginger Output Set to Rebound, but Quality Issues Loom Peru is anticipating a 40-70%...
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Algeria to Halt Wheat Imports by 2026 in Push for Self-Sufficiency

Algeria Unveils Bold Plan to Achieve Wheat Self-Sufficiency by 2026 In a groundbreaking move aimed at bolstering food security and reducing reliance on foreign imports,...
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Tunisian Startup Converts Olive Waste Into Clean Energy

Tunis, Tunisia – The International Olive Council predicts Tunisia will become the world’s third-largest olive oil producer in 2024-2025, with an expected output of 340,000...
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California’s Almond Growers Brace for Impact as Potential Tariffs Loom

California Almond Growers Face Uncertainty Amid Trade Tensions and Tariffs California almond growers, long accustomed to navigating the unpredictable swings of weather patterns and water...
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Algeria Imposes New Sales Restrictions on Fruits and Vegetables

New Regulations Tighten Rules for Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Sales in Algeria A recent ministerial decree has been issued, introducing stricter regulations governing the sale...
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Algeria Begins Construction of Its Largest 200 MW Solar Power Plant

Algeria Begins Construction of Nation’s Largest Solar Power Plant in Tindouf — Algeria has taken another major step in its energy transition by moving...
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First Successful Test Runs at Tafadis Sugar Plant in Boumerdes

Successful Sugar Production Test at Boumerdès Plant Marks Key Step Towards Local Production and Food Security BOUMERDÈS — In a significant development for Algeria’s industrial...
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Export Boom in Thessaloniki Fuels Regional Economic Growth

Thessaloniki’s Export Growth Highlights Economic Momentum The Greek economy continues to show remarkable resilience, with rising exports and investment counterbalancing global economic uncertainties. Recent data...
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Consumer Pressure Drives Major Changes in British Chicken and Egg Production

UK Poultry Sector Undergoes Major Transformations Driven by Consumer Demand and Regulation The UK poultry industry is experiencing significant shifts driven by evolving consumer preferences,...
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