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China’s new global safeguard on beef imports will override the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement, but investors say export flexibility and diversification should protect producers.
From Saudi Arabia’s multibillion-dollar agriculture push to Brazil-led blended finance platforms, food security is emerging as a primary driver of agricultural investment.
The firm's new government and policy function reflects a growing belief that regulatory change will shape return pathways across food and agriculture.
The agricultural investment arm of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has acquired nearly A$500m worth of Australian farmland in less than a year but remains under a threshold that would trigger closer government oversight.
Timberland's place in the natural capital asset class is just one factor attracting wider investment.
The Department of Government Efficiency’s cost-cutting specter has clouded otherwise straight-forward expectations for ad-hoc payments that have already helped shape regional farmland markets.
Cordiant Capital head of agriculture Cédric Garnier-Landurie says tariffs and geopolitics are threatening all the best remedies to the world’s food security challenges.






