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Maersk Will Avoid Red Sea Despite EU Security Operation

Shipping company Maersk has said it is too early to resume sailings through the Red Sea due to a continued elevated risk level.

Orange Juice Prices Hit All-Time High Amid Bleak Production Outlook

Prices for orange juice rose to the highest on 31 October since future contracts started trading in New York in 1966 as an outlook for limited production i...

Diageo Launches Regenerative Agriculture Programme In Mexico And Scotland

Spirits giant Diageo has announced two regenerative agriculture programmes in Mexico and Scotland focusing on the supply chain for its tequila and scotch b...

After Growing GM Corn For Decades, Some US Farmers Open To Mexican Restrictions

Mexico has found unexpected allies as it tries to limit imports of genetically modified (GM) corn: some US farmers who grow the crops.

Bans On GMO Corn, Glyphosate In Mexico Would Shrink Food Supplies, Industry Says

The Mexican government's push to wean itself off a massive dependence on genetically modified corn imports would upend the country's food supply,...

Imported Tortillas? Big Mexican Farmers Fear Cuts Will Hit Harvests

Mexico's most productive farmers fear they may not be able to meet growing demand after state funding cuts, warning of a rising reliance on imports of the...

Climate Change May Slash Some Fish Catch Rates In Mexico: Study

If Mexican fisheries do not adapt to climate change, the number of fish caught is set to tumble, with catch numbers for Pacific abalone, jum...

France's Vivescia Plans Its First Malt Factory In Mexico

French grain group Vivescia will build its first malt production unit in Mexico, backed by a long-term contract to supply the beer ingredient to global bre...