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Agricultural News & Market Intelligence
Daily updates on global agricultural markets, commodities, machinery, and trade developments. Primary-source intelligence for procurement and sourcing professionals worldwide.


Breville Puck Sucker: Who the $89.95 Espresso Accessory Is For
A researched look at Breville's $89.95 vacuum powered puck remover, its 58 mm compatibility, cleaning requirements and limits.
Sep 24


EU AgRI 2040 Conference Opens in Brussels to Shape Next Agri-Food Research Agenda
The European Commission’s EU AgRI 2040 Conference opened in Brussels on September 24, bringing together policymakers, researchers, farmers and industry stakeholders to shape the next phase of European agricultural and food-system research. The two-day conference is the first major follow-up to the Commission’s new strategic approach to research and innovation for competitive, resilient and sustainable agriculture, forestry, rural areas and food systems. Its significance exten
Sep 24


U.S. Grain Markets Slip as Weak Export Sales Temper China Trade Optimism
U.S. grain markets moved lower on September 24 as traders weighed weaker export demand against continuing expectations that agricultural trade with China could improve. Corn, soybean and wheat prices were pressured by disappointing export-sales data and the seasonal arrival of new-crop supplies. The combination matters because harvest pressure increases the amount of grain seeking buyers just as exporters need sustained overseas demand to prevent inventories from building. So
Sep 24


J.P. Morgan and Grupo Robinson Plan $200 Million Sustainable Forestry Investment in Paraguay
J.P. Morgan Natural Capital and Paraguay’s Grupo Robinson are preparing an approximately $200 million investment to build a large-scale sustainable forestry platform in Paraguay, adding a major institutional-capital project to the country’s expanding forest economy. Paraguay’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce said capital deployment is expected to begin in early 2027. The first phase is expected to develop roughly 20,000 hectares for sustainable production of high-quality ti
Sep 24


UK Food and Drink Trade Deficit Passes £21 Billion as Export Volumes Fall 11.7%
Britain’s food and drink trade deficit has widened beyond £21 billion, the largest gap since 2000, as export volumes weakened sharply while imports remained close to record levels. Food and Drink Federation analysis reported by The Guardian shows export volumes fell 11.7% in the first half of 2026 to about 4 billion kilograms. Exports to the European Union slipped 0.9% in value, while exports beyond the EU declined 6.9%. The pressure was particularly visible in major overseas
Sep 24


DCK Tools Launches 40V Garden Range and New TERRAINA Robotic Mowers at Salonvert
DCK Tools is expanding its professional outdoor equipment line with a new 40V cordless garden range and TERRAINA robotic mowers using 3D LiDAR and vision.
Sep 24


France Mobilizes More Than €1 Billion After 2026 Drought Hits Farm Production
France has announced more than €1 billion in farm support after an exceptional 2026 drought cut yields, reduced forage stocks and strained farm cash flow.
Sep 24


IKTIFA Launches Organic Fertiliser Processing Plant at Mleiha Dairy Farm
Sharjah agricultural company IKTIFA has launched a new organic fertiliser processing plant at Mleiha Dairy Farm using patented New Zealand technology.
Sep 24


USDA Forecasts Inflation-Adjusted U.S. Net Farm Income Down 5.5% in 2026
USDA ERS now forecasts inflation-adjusted U.S. net farm income at $158.4 billion in 2026, down 5.5% from 2025, while production expenses rise.
Sep 24


Tetra Pak and Soy Excellence Center Train Asian Manufacturers on Soy Beverage Processing
Tetra Pak and the Soy Excellence Center Asia hosted a three-day programme in Thailand covering soy beverage formulation, UHT processing, filling and product development.
Sep 24
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