All news articles for July 2017

Philippines urges the crop-rich to give to the crop-poor

Dateline Southeast Asia...

Philippines urges the crop-rich to give to the crop-poor

By RJ Whitehead

The Philippines has called for the establishment of a world food bank to receive agricultural products as “deposits”, which in turn would be loaned out to other needy countries.

Adelaide restaurant joins researchers to study native foods

This week Down Under

Adelaide restaurant joins researchers to study native foods

By RJ Whitehead

An Australian university and a foundation started by a chef with an interest in native ingredients have joined forces in a project to develop the native food industry for the benefit of remote indigenous communities.

Mixed feelings following ‘game-changing’ GST introduction in India

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Mixed feelings following ‘game-changing’ GST introduction in India

By RJ Whitehead

Following the introduction of India’s goods and services tax this week, the biggest tax reform since independence, which has now brought all disparate state taxes under one code, some industry groups believe the country can boost exports—though others...

New Zealand meat exporters have welcomed the possibility of reduced trade tariffs

New Zealand opens FTA talks with South America

By Oscar Rousseau

New Zealand has launched talks with four South American countries and red meat exporters to create a free trade agreement (FTA) in the wake of Donald Trump’s Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) exit.

USDA secretary Sonny Perdue (centre) led celebrations for the return of US beef to China

China and US celebrate reopening of beef market

By Oscar Rousseau

US beef is back in China after a 14-year hiatus and senior meat figures including agriculture secretary Sonny Perdue marked the occasion in quintessentially American style: by eating a giant steak.

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