Agriculture/Farming
New Zealand exporter bets on Indian growers to fuel kiwifruit demand
The strategy follows a free-trade agreement announced in late December
From community garden to megafarm: Greenphyto’s path to the world’s tallest hydroponic farm
Automation helps the agritech startup reach new heights
High coffee prices are changing how consumers take their daily brew
People are choosing cheaper options such as drive-through baristas or whole beans delivered to their door
China lowers EU pork tariffs in final ruling after 18-month probe
Importers will receive a refund on the difference between the rates paid since September
FMC to launch restructuring plan, targets plant closures and Asia cost cuts
The agrichemicals firm is a key player in the insecticide and fungicide market
Butter, milk and cheese prices slide as ‘stunning’ production floods global markets
Global output has accelerated across major exporters
Malaysia to break ground on Southern Agropolis in January, unlocking ‘plug-and-play’ food hub for JS-SEZ
Farmers from the region are expected to move into the site by Q3 2026, with commercial production slated to begin in 2027
Trump eyes tariffs on cheap Canadian fertiliser, Indian rice
The US president is facing mounting pressure to address high consumer prices and persistent inflation
The reluctant heiress who saved her father’s agriculture empire
Amid mounting losses, Liu Chang instilled a “wartime culture”
Japan oysters dying 'en masse', likely due to warmer sea: officials
OYSTERS in Japan are dying en masse in parts of the country’s top production area, likely due to warmer sea temperatures, officials said on Monday (Dec 1).
