West Africa: Nigeria Extends Shea Export Ban to Boost Local Processing
Nigeria has extended its ban on the export of raw shea nuts for another year to enhance domestic processing capabilities.
"It should be the mirror": in the countryside they celebrated Milei's promise about export taxes, but there were concerns about the timing and doubts about seeds
Agricultural leaders in Argentina expressed cautious optimism regarding President Milei's promise to continue reducing export taxes, although they emphasized the need for more predictable policies.
Ivory Coast Faces 200,000 Tons of Unsold Cocoa Over Price Dispute
Ivory Coast is faced with approximately 200,000 tons of unsold cocoa due to ongoing tensions between regulators and international buyers, impacting exports significantly.
"I don't think the field is waiting for that": Pino reaffirmed that the government claims 'the conditions are not given' to eliminate withholdings
The president of the Argentine Rural Society emphasized that the government has communicated that it is not feasible to eliminate grain export taxes in the near future.
Minister Krauze goes on a visit to Israel
Latvia's Minister of Agriculture Armands Krauze visited Israel to promote the potential of Latvian food producers in export markets.
These are the 30 Ecuadorian products that cannot enter Colombia by land, why can't they pass?
Colombia has imposed restrictions preventing 30 Ecuadorian products from entering its territory by land due to concerns about disease and protection of local industries.
How other countries are fighting for export markets for food?
The article discusses the impressive growth of Poland's agricultural food exports since joining the European Union in 2004, highlighting the role of individual business initiatives and recent institutional support.
Delay Tactics with Quota Tariffs Lead to Tax Claims and Restrictions on Amounts Provided
The South Korean government will impose strict penalties on importers who deliberately delay the reporting and export of goods eligible for reduced tariffs, introducing measures to enforce timely distribution.
Producers worry that terrestrial blockade of exports to Colombia will generate oversupply and price drop
Ecuadorian producers are concerned that restrictions on the export of goods to Colombia could lead to oversupply and falling prices.
Tinubu extends raw shea nut export ban by one year
President Bola Tinubu has extended the ban on exporting raw shea nuts for an additional year to enhance domestic processing and value addition in Nigeria.
Avian influenza case confirmed in a commercial farm, and Argentina has halted its exports
Argentina has confirmed an avian influenza outbreak at a commercial farm, leading to a temporary halt in poultry product exports.
Government advances in negotiations for beef exports to South Korea, but does not provide a deadline
The Brazilian government is making progress in negotiations to export beef to South Korea, which has been ongoing for 18 years, although no completion deadline has been set yet.
Meet the Australian farmer planning to get the US hooked on camel milk – video
Australian farmer Paul Martin aims to export camel milk to the US, hoping it becomes a major commodity.
Kiwi Takes Off: Greece Opens Up to Vietnam
Greece has significantly increased its kiwi production and is now expanding its export market to include Vietnam.
Markets: Is a Price Increase Coming for Argentine Wheat?
Export demands for Argentine wheat are growing amid price uncertainties as sales slow down, potentially leading to higher prices in the coming months.
The unexpected crop of the Atlantic Coast that sells for 100 euros a kilo in Europe
A forester in Argentina has cultivated a pine nut forest over 20 years, now exporting to Europe for a high price.
What are the production requirements to export beef to the United States
Argentina aims to increase beef exports to the United States, but stringent production requirements may challenge local ranchers.
For the first time: Argentina exported certified soybean meal to Vietnam
Argentina has made its inaugural export of certified soybean meal to Vietnam, marking a significant step in its agricultural exports.
Roraima more than triples cattle exports in 2025
Roraima has significantly increased its cattle exports in 2025, selling 70,931 heads of cattle to other states, mainly to Amazonas.
How Egypt plans to transform its global leadership in date production into export revenue?
Egypt, leading the world in date production, aims to improve its export revenues amidst challenges in the industry.
Beef: with record volume in January, Brazil's export quota of meat to China is exhausted in September, projects USP
Brazil's beef export quota to China is projected to be exhausted by September due to record shipments in January, prompting the need for strategic planning within the livestock sector.
Cattle meat exports in MT register the largest volume in history in 1 month
Mato Grosso set a record for cattle meat exports in January, shipping 83.06 thousand tons, marking a 53.18% increase from the previous year.
Exotic table grapes, with imported genetics, are a big bet from the São Francisco Valley
Exotic table grape varieties, such as Cotton Candy and Sweet Black, are gaining popularity among Brazilian vineyard growers in the São Francisco Valley, primarily aimed at the international market.
The main brake: the agro sector again demands zero export taxes for wheat
During a meeting of the National Wheat Board in Leones, Córdoba, sector representatives reiterated the need for a reduction in export taxes, citing their impact on profitability and technology adoption.
“International Strategic Relevance”: The Spectacular Moment of the New Star of the Agro Industry, Bringing $2,174.5 Million to the Country
Argentina's sunflower industry saw a nearly 50% year-on-year increase in export sales, reaching $2,174.5 million in 2025, as it marks a record harvest amid a context of global scarcity.
Brazil discusses quotas by company for beef exports to China to avoid a 'wild rush'
The Brazilian government is considering implementing export quotas for beef exports to China to prevent a surge of exports to its main market following new tariffs.
NIMC expands NIN enrolment to wards
The Nigeria Customs Service has pledged to eliminate non-tariff barriers to support the onion sector valued at N1.17 trillion during a visit by stakeholders.
Customs move to unlock N1.17tn onion exports
The Nigeria Customs Service is working to eliminate non-tariff barriers to boost onion exports, which are valued at N1.17 trillion.
Cellulose exports grow, but sector may have imbalance
Brazil's cellulose export sector continues to expand, reaching record levels, but faces potential challenges ahead.
"Power of the agro-industry": the Government reported a record registration of grain exports in January
In January, Argentina recorded a historic high of grain export registrations, driven mainly by wheat and barley performance, marking a 13.6% increase over the previous record.
No export of these dairy products from America
A recent trade agreement between India and the United States prohibits the import of various dairy products, providing significant protection for Indian farmers.
Who Benefits from the Ban on American Rice Imports?
India has prohibited the import of American rice, which is expected to benefit Indian farmers and companies involved in processing rice for export.
US$800 million: the agreement with the United States expanded the quota for meat and Argentina prepares to export more
Argentina has agreed with the United States to increase its beef export quota from 20,000 to 100,000 tons annually, potentially bringing in up to US$800 million.
With the signing of the agreement, a quota of 100,000 tons is opened for the preferential export of beef to the United States
The U.S. government has expanded its quota for Argentine beef exports to 100,000 tons under a new trade agreement, adding an additional 80,000 tons for 2026 to the existing 20,000 tons.
The United States Reactivates Agoa for One Year: South Africa Tested on Its Relations with Washington
The United States has reactivated the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) for one year, allowing eligible African countries to export certain products to the U.S. duty-free, which comes as a relief for agricultural and manufacturing exporters.
A giant of agriculture was born: Bunge completed the merger with Viterra in Argentina and the CEO was announced
Bunge has finalized its merger with Viterra in Argentina, creating a leader in grain agro-export after two years of approvals and negotiations.
Opinion: in a complex and uncertain international scenario, Mercosur faces a double challenge
Mercosur countries must enhance their export competitiveness while developing a proactive regional cooperation agenda in the face of an increasingly fragmented international agricultural market.
The growth in rice exports has decelerated sharply, from a 20% increase to a 3.7% increase due to soaring rice prices
Japan's rice export growth has slowed significantly to a 3.7% increase in 2025, primarily due to rising domestic rice prices making exports less competitive.
Last year's agricultural, forestry and fishery products and food export value hit a record high for the 13th consecutive year
Japan's agricultural, forestry, and fishery products and food exports reached a record high of 1.705 trillion yen last year, exceeding the previous year by 193.4 billion yen or 12.8%, marking the 13th consecutive year of growth.
The Cooperative Agricultural Poultry Association of Ioannina Pindos at GULFOOD 2026
The Agricultural Poultry Cooperative of Ioannina Pindos actively participated in the Gulfood 2026 food and beverage exhibition in Dubai, reinforcing its commitment to international growth and export enhancement.
Experts analyse impact of Russian strikes on Ukraine's agricultural exports
Russian strikes on Ukraine's port infrastructure have severely impacted its agricultural export capacity, leading to significant consequences for the sector.
India is the largest rice producer in the world, but runs out of water
India has celebrated surpassing China as the world's largest rice producer, yet faces an impending water crisis despite its agricultural successes.