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Investors looking to reap rewards from non-GMO price premiums may face additional costs from exposure to genetically engineered material.
Rabobank expects further price differentiation in developed markets and global poultry supply to tighten under the lingering cloud of avian influenza.
Low-tech water conservation methods could cut global hunger in half, according to a new Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research report.
Europe and the US led organic consumption in 2014, driven by supply to mainstream supermarkets.
A total of $4.6bn was invested over 526 financing rounds last year, with food e-commerce taking top place followed by water and irrigation, according to a new AgFunder report.
With global commodity prices at their lowest in a decade, farmers will soon look to reduce their rents.
Timber funds priced at 85% of NAV, down slightly from 2014, according to the Setter Capital report's author.
Efficient regulation in water markets is vital to deal with growing pressure on global water resources, says a new report.
Leaving the EU could lead to some painful years for UK agribusinesses, warned researcher Allan Buckwell, but is unlikely to lead to a long-term slump in farmland prices.
Private equity is lagging on animal welfare issues, but the Business Benchmark for Animal Welfare is keen to get private investors onboard.
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