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As global trade fragments and climate pressures escalate, it is time to embrace innovation, reinforce science-based trade rules, and build new coalitions to secure the future of food. Resilience, productivity, and open trade must form the foundation of tomorrow’s agri-food systems.

Bunge Global SA has officially completed its $34 billion merger with Viterra Limited, marking one of the most significant consolidations in the global grain and oilseed trade in recent years.

The Middle East and North Africa’s grain and oilseeds industry will gather in Cairo thissummer for Global Grain MENA 2025, taking place on July 2–3 at the Four SeasonsHotel Cairo, Egypt.

The escalating trade war, fueled by President Trump’s tariff hikes, has destabilized global markets, especially in grain trade and food security.

Rising trade tensions are casting a shadow over global agricultural markets, potentially jeopardizing food security, according to the latest Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS) Market Monitor report.

With shifting trade policies, supply chain disruptions, and evolving market dynamics, the IGC Grains Conference 2025 is set to be a critical gathering for industry leaders navigating the challenges ahead.

As the world celebrates World Pulses Day 2025 on February 10, the spotlight turns to the vital role pulses play in global food security, sustainability, and nutrition.

With the world’s population projected to reach 10 billion by mid-century and limited arable land for expansion, increasing agricultural productivity remains crucial for ensuring global food security.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) launched its 2024 Statistical Yearbook, offering an in-depth overview of the most significant trends shaping global agrifood systems.