Ukraine-Russia deal over “vital supply line” in Black Sea extended until March
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Putin unhappy with Ukraine grain shipment deal
Russia’s President has also threatened to halt the gas supply to the EU if the bloc caps the price…
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Nestlé outlines Europe gas contingency plan
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Ukraine food shipments ‘reach more than 700,000 tonnes since Russia deal’
Ukraine marks its Independence Day today six months after Russia's invasion.
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Lindt & Sprüngli quits Russia altogether after March suspension
The Swiss chocolate maker said it will “act in accordance with local regulations”.
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First grain ship from Ukraine en route to Lebanon under transit deal with Russia
The Razoni vessel is en route to Lebanon.
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Lamb Weston counts cost of Russia exit
It announced in May that it was exiting the Russia market following that country’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Russia, Ukraine sign grain exports deal
The countries have agreed what is being called a “de facto ceasefire” to allow shipments out of Ukraine’s ports.
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Climate change and extreme weather events hang heavy over global breadbasket countries
Global breadbasket countries have had much to contend with in recent years, but it is climate change that presents…
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Could the climate crisis mean a new era of higher food prices?
Debates are heating up over the cost of food production and the investment needed to make system more sustainable.
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Mondelez to re-open war-damaged Ukraine crisp factory
It was closed following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and has suffered damage in the conflict.
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Germany to provide aid package to farmers affected by Ukraine war
Germany's agriculture ministry will provide EUR120m (US$126.4m) of a EUR180m package.
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Invading Russians attempt to re-open Danone Ukraine plant
The Alpro and Actimel brands owner closed its plant in February to protect its employees.
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Wheat leads global cereal prices higher as Ukraine crisis festers – FAO
Prices measured by the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) rose 22.8% from a year earlier.
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What are the real reasons behind the world’s food insecurity?
Food shortages tend to grab the headlines but is there really a lack of goods or is it just…
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Indonesia ends palm-oil export ban
Jakarta has, however, re-introduced rules on domestic sales of the commodity.
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Global institutions pledge billions in food-security action plan
“There is a very real risk that soaring global market prices of food and fertiliser will result in more…
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Arla quits Russia, selling business to management
The Danish firm announced it was suspending its business in Russia in early March.
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Mexico to waive import duties on food staples as inflation bites
In an announcement on the government’s official gazette, Mexico said it will suspend duties for at least a year.
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The G7 has criticised India's ban just when the world faces Ukraine-linked shortages.
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