The domestic food market is preparing for a large-scale strengthening of government control, which will affect every participant in the production chain, from field to fork.

The domestic rice industry is entering a long-awaited phase of foreign trade liberalization, which, however, poses fundamentally new challenges for producers.

The global pivot of the domestic agro-industrial complex to the East requires not only the restructuring of supply chains and trade agreements, but also the proactive development of a fundamentally new human resource base.

The large-scale digital reform of the logistics sector, which caused heated controversy among participants in the food market, received the expected, but compromise, development.

Russian agricultural exports continue to strengthen their position in one of the most promising and capacious global markets.

The domestic agro-industrial complex is on the threshold of a large-scale digital reform, which is causing serious concern among key market players.

Denmark has taken an unprecedented step in the European Union by completely abolishing the traditional Ministry of Food, Agriculture, and Fisheries.

According to the latest data, agricultural trade between the countries of these associations reached $27 billion between 2019 and 2024.

The agency has prepared a draft according to which the subsidy amount for preferential loans will not exceed 50% of the Central Bank’s key rate.

Yemeni farmers are proposing to restrict food imports into the country if local farmers are capable of producing similar products.