USDA forecasts almost 35 million tonnes of barley imports in 2025/26. China accounts for more than 40%, showing feed—not beer—is driving the surge.

The 12 October agreement would expand McCain’s Indian processing network. Falcon’s existing plant brings capacity, but ownership growth is not the same as new national output.

The IMF sees 4.7% inflation in 2026. Agrilinkage explains how fuel, fertilizer, credit and exchange rates could transmit pressure through global food supply chains.

FAO’s September data show sugar prices rising 6.1% while meat declines. Agrilinkage traces the weather, harvest and retail-price implications.

FAO data show food loss has barely improved since 2015. Fresh produce and weak cold-chain infrastructure account for the sharpest losses.

A new U.S. Treasury license authorizes Russian-origin diesel transactions through April 7, 2027. Here is why legal access may not quickly lower farm and freight costs.

DMart opened 15 stores as standalone Q2 revenue rose 18.4%, but profit increased only 7.6% and margins narrowed. The cost gap matters.

The EU’s new critical-materials list spans 46 projects in 16 countries. Recycling leads the cohort, but strategic status is a financing and permitting gateway—not a funding award.

Cancelled and delayed Black Sea cargoes could leave India 90,000 tonnes short of normal October sunflower-oil needs, accelerating a switch to Southeast Asian palm oil.

EuroTier runs in Hanover from 10–13 November 2026. Here are the ticket prices, programme priorities and practical questions livestock-technology buyers should ask.