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Colombia's 2022 Coffee Output Could Hit Lowest Since 2014

Colombia's coffee production this year is set to fall to an eight year low, with a drop in plantation renovations and in the use of fertilisers storing up...

UCARE Project Launched To Establish Connections For Ukrainian Food Producers

A new initiative, the UCARE Project, has been established to build connections between Ukrainian food producers and retailers in Europe and the United Stat...

More German Companies Plan To Raise Prices, Says Ifo

An increasing number of German companies are planning to raise their prices, the Ifo economic institute said on Wednesday, adding that this likely meant in...

Ukraine Urges EU To Help Make Emergency Food Routes Permanent

Ukraine has urged the European Union to support its plans to make emergency paths for grain exports through the bloc permanent, with investment in at least...

IGC Raises 2022/23 Global Wheat Crop Forecast

The International Grains Council (IGC) has raised its forecast for 2022/23 global wheat production, partly reflecting an upward revision for the crop in Ru...

French Exporters See Morocco's Soft Wheat Imports At 5 Million Tonnes In 2023

Morocco's imports of soft wheat are expected to stand at between 4.5 million and 5 million tonnes next year due to drought, the Maghreb region head at Fran...

Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine 'A War On Food', Says EU Commissioner

Russia's invasion of Ukraine should be considered a "war on food", EU Farm Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski has said at a meeting in Prague, add...

IMF Confirms Discussions About Expanding Emergency Aid For Food Shocks

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) confirmed on Tuesday that it is looking into expanding its lending toolkit to help countries hit by the food crisis.