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EU Livestock Groups Warn of Feed Supply Risks Under New Deforestation Regulation

EU Livestock Groups Warn of Feed Supply Risks Under New Deforestation Regulation

EU Livestock Groups Warn of Feed Supply Risks Under New Deforestation Regulation
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21st.Bio Calls for Faster EU Regulatory Approval for Animal-Free Whey Protein After US Clearance

21st.Bio Calls for Faster EU Regulatory Approval for Animal-Free Whey Protein After US Clearance

21st.Bio Calls for Faster EU Regulatory Approval for Animal-Free Whey Protein After US Clearance
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USDA Prioritizes Expanding Export Opportunities for American Farmers and Ranchers

USDA Prioritizes Expanding Export Opportunities for American Farmers and Ranchers

USDA Prioritizes Expanding Export Opportunities for American Farmers and Ranchers
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Ireland faces pressure to stop sending Russia an ingredient vital to its war on Ukraine

Ireland faces pressure to stop sending Russia an ingredient vital to its war on Ukraine

A cargo ship is set to leave Ireland for Russia with alumina, a white powder that experts say is likely used to make weapons
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German Exports Exceed Expectations in September, Driven by EU Demand

German Exports Exceed Expectations in September, Driven by EU Demand

German Exports Exceed Expectations in September, Driven by EU Demand
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U.S. and EU Drive New Critical Mineral Supply Chains, Formalizing Artisanal Mining in Zambia

U.S. and EU Drive New Critical Mineral Supply Chains, Formalizing Artisanal Mining in Zambia

U.S. and EU Drive New Critical Mineral Supply Chains, Formalizing Artisanal Mining in Zambia
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Indian Fish Processing Industry Sees Significant Growth and Export Expansion

Indian Fish Processing Industry Sees Significant Growth and Export Expansion

Indian Fish Processing Industry Sees Significant Growth and Export Expansion
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Fossil Fuel Companies Sue Governments for Over $443 Billion Under Trade Deals, Hindering Climate Action

Fossil Fuel Companies Sue Governments for Over $443 Billion Under Trade Deals, Hindering Climate Action

Fossil fuel and related corporations have demanded over $443 billion from governments through Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanisms embedded in trade agreements. This figure represents a 22% increase from 2023 in claims made by fossil fuel investors. ISDS provisions allow corporations to sue governments for policies that negatively impact their investments and profits, including those aimed at regulating planet-heating oil and gas emissions. According to data analyzed by Global Justice Now and PowerShift, based on 987 publicly disclosed ISDS cases, corporate investors have sought a total of $1.177 trillion up to 2025. Fossil fuel investors have received the 'lion's share' of compensation awarded, totaling $85.9 billion, or nearly 70% of all payouts to investors. This week, U.S. company ExxonMobil launched a legal challenge against the European Union's Net Zero Industry Act, which requires the company to pay for carbon storage, claiming it imposes 'unrealistic timelines.'
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U.S. Turkey Industry Shows Recovery Amidst Disease Challenges and Economic Shifts

U.S. Turkey Industry Shows Recovery Amidst Disease Challenges and Economic Shifts

The U.S. turkey industry is experiencing a recovery, marked by an increase in turkeys raised and overall production. This marks the first time the industry has seen such growth since significant losses due to disease outbreaks previously reduced supplies. According to American Farm Bureau Economist Bernt Nelson, several factors are contributing to this positive trend, including stronger domestic consumption, a rise in exports, and reduced cold storage inventories, all of which have led to improved returns for turkey growers. Despite this recovery, disease continues to pose a significant challenge, impacting flock performance and necessitating stringent biosecurity measures. Additionally, growers are facing potential headwinds in 2027 due to higher feed costs and the expansion of turkey production, which could affect future profitability. The industry's rebound is a notable development after a period of contraction caused by health-related issues within flocks.
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Ukraine's path to EU accession narrows as war drags on

Ukraine's path to EU accession narrows as war drags on

By Lili Bayer, Anna Magdalena Lubowicka and Kuba Stezycki OSZCZOW-KOLONIA, Poland, Nov 11 (Reuters) - When Russian forces invaded Ukraine in 2022, Polish farmer Miroslaw Halej wanted to help refugees who flooded across the border near the village where he lives in eastern Poland.
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Barclays Brief Podcast Discusses Growing Concerns Over U.S. Food Security and Inflation

Barclays Brief Podcast Discusses Growing Concerns Over U.S. Food Security and Inflation

The Barclays Brief podcast, featuring Patrick Coffey and Maggie O'Neal, Barclays' Global Head of Sustainable Thematic and Policy Research, has highlighted the increasing importance of food security as a critical issue for the U.S. and global populations. The discussion emphasized that food security is not merely about having enough food but also encompasses national security, economic resilience, and geopolitics. O'Neal pointed out that the global population is projected to reach 10 billion by 2050, potentially leading to a 50% increase in food demand. This growing demand is set against a backdrop of increasing extreme weather events, such as the 'Godzilla El Nino,' and geopolitical disruptions that impact supply chains and fertilizer prices. The podcast also touched upon the link between food security and food price inflation, noting that rising grocery bills are a significant component of the cost of living, which is a key concern for voters.
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ArcelorMittal's $900 million Brazil expansion plan trudges along as imports weigh on economics

ArcelorMittal's $900 million Brazil expansion plan trudges along as imports weigh on economics

By Kylie Madry MEXICO CITY, Nov 11 (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal's proposed $900 million expansion in Brazil is taking longer than planned, the company's top executive in the country said in an interview, as the steelmaker studies a new process for the mill and with imports from Asia weighing on