Spain has approved changes to its olive and olive-pomace oil quality standard to improve tracking of oil movements, strengthen product identification and increase scrutiny of imports.

France has set a staged cadmium reduction path for phosphate fertilizers, moving from 60 mg/kg P2O5 in 2027 to 20 mg/kg by 2030, alongside new contaminant limits for fertilizer materials.

Bell & Evans is investing $152 million in a Pennsylvania expansion that adds 50,000 square feet of further-processing and packaging capacity and is expected to create 382 jobs.

Fonterra is committing NZ$31 million over three years to the next phase of AgriZeroNZ, the public-private program developing farm-ready methane and emissions-reduction tools.

Brazil has facilitated the export of 600 dairy cattle to Botswana, pairing Girolando and Gir genetics with technology transfer as Botswana seeks to lift domestic milk production.

Japan has temporarily suspended live poultry and poultry-meat imports from the UK Western Isles after confirmation of an H5 highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak.

Nomad Foods now expects at least 1% organic growth in the third quarter and a smaller full-year sales decline while targeting productivity savings above its previous €200 million goal.

A foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Namibia has triggered suspension of its WOAH FMD-free status and a temporary EU ban on fresh cattle, sheep and goat meat from the previously free zone.

Nutrien will indefinitely shut its Point Lisas nitrogen operations in Trinidad after prolonged natural-gas constraints, shifting focus toward lower-cost North American production.

Canada is launching a 10-year, $1 billion Food-Link Fund, including $568 million for wholesale food terminals, to expand distribution capacity and competition outside dominant grocery supply chains.