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Italy's Agriculture Lobby Calls For Less Foreign Wheat To Save Farmers, Pasta

Italian farmers and consumers are demanding that the government limit foreign durum wheat imports to keep domestic producers in business and ensure greater...

Global Freight Cycle May Have Reached Lowest Point: Kemp

Global freight volumes show signs of having bottomed out in the first quarter, signalling the industrial cycle may be near its trough, which could provide...

Brazil's JBS Swings To Loss, Citing Grain Costs And Meat Oversupply

JBS has reported a net loss of 1.45 billion reais ($290.2 million) for the first quarter, blaming high grain prices and an over-supplied meat market for th...

Danish Logistics Firm DSV Eyes Recovery In Global Trade Volumes

Denmark's DSV has predicted a recovery in global trade volumes after the firm surpassed profit forecasts in the first quarter despite seeing lower volumes...

Rotterdam Says Port Traffic Drops Slightly As Inflation Weighs

Throughput in the port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest sea port, fell 1.5% in the first quarter as high inflation slowed down container traffic, the port's...

Albert Heijn's Distribution Centre Employees Issue Deadline For Collective Labour Agreement: FNV

Employees at Albert Heijn's distribution centres have given the management of Albert Heijn time until 5:00 pm on Sunday, 23 April, to submit a collective l...

Givaudan Beats Quarterly Sales Expectations

Swiss fragrance and flavour maker Givaudan has reported quarterly like-for-like sales slightly above expectations, with price rises helping to of...

'Don't Push Food Companies Across The Border', Warns Belgium's Fevia

Fevia, the umbrella trade association of the Belgian food industry, has called on the government to take measures quickly to strengthen the competitiveness...