The Brazilian meat industry is ready to take advantage of a Russian ban on U.S. agricultural imports and ship Russia more chicken, though not pork, Br

News of larger-than-anticipated old crop inventories alongside record-large new crop plantings slammed the US soyabean market this week, pushing both

Indonesia and Japan are in talks to resume poultry shipments from the Southeast Asian nation after a 10-year stoppage, an Indonesian government minist

Palm oil on the European vegetable oils market eased slightly on Friday because of weaker Malaysian palm oil futures.

The Ugandan government is in talks with China to boost agricultural production in the East African country, Uganda's minister of agriculture Tress Buc

Wal-Mart wants food shoppers to go online

For the first time in over five years Waitrose's underlying sales have fallen.

Nick Eyre, the former secretary of the Co-op group, believes the company must overhaul its governance structure after management last year made unregu

India threatened to block a worldwide reform of custom rules last week, saying it wants an agreement on food subsidies and stockholding to run paralle

It seems to be good news all round for Poundland in the UK at the moment, with share prices, profits and sales increasing, not to mention their new st