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Fertiliser supply disruption in the Gulf raises fears of a wider global food crisis amid the Iran conflict.
三月 18, 2026
Iran War Threatens Global Food Security as Gulf Fertiliser Supply Crisis Deepens
Iran war disruption in the Strait of Hormuz threatens global food security as Gulf fertiliser exports are hit. Rising urea prices and supply shortages could cut crop yields in India, Brazil and China, pushing food costs higher worldwide.
IFA President Francie Gorman addresses delegates during the 71st Annual General Meeting of the Irish Farmers’ Association at the Irish Farm Centre in Dublin, outlining key priorities including Mercosur, CAP funding and rising farm costs.
一月 18, 2026
71st IFA AGM: President Francie Gorman Highlights 2026 Farming Priorities
IFA President Francie Gorman told the 71st IFA AGM that opposition to the Mercosur trade deal, securing a strong CAP budget and tackling rising costs will dominate IFA’s 2026 agenda, warning of food safety risks and pressure on farm incomes EU.
Private labels rise as quality and value rival national brands
七月 08, 2025
Study: Consumers Purchase Private Label Products Without Knowing
First Insight’s latest study, The Quiet Takeover of Private Label, finds that differences between private label products and national brands have blurred so much that most consumers can no longer distinguish between the two.
Potato Snacks
五月 19, 2025
Rising Prices and Shrinking Bags: Can Potato Snack Brands Retain Customer Trust Amid Tariff and Cost Pressures?
Tariff pressures and rising costs are reshaping consumer perceptions in the potato snack market. Brands must monitor sentiment closely, act swiftly on price-to-value concerns, and adapt strategies to protect loyalty in this highly sensitive category.
2025 Tariffs and Trade
四月 27, 2025
2025 Tariffs and Trade: What is Next for the Global Food Industry?
Escalating US-China tensions and tariffs exceeding 100% are disrupting global supply chains, driving up prices on key ingredients like rice, oils, and spices, and forcing food businesses worldwide to adapt amid tightening markets.
Carrefour market
一月 23, 2024
Supermarket chain Carrefour pulls Lays Chips off the shelves in France over price hikes
Global supermarket chain Carrefour will stop selling PepsiCo products in it stores in France, Belgium, Spain and Italy
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Supply Chain Strain
十月 17, 2023
Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) reacts to the measures proposed by the government of Canada to stabilize food prices
Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) recognizes the attempt by the federal government of Canada to alleviate the impact of rising food prices in Canada via the October 5th announcement.
FAO Food Price Index rebounds slightly in July
八月 07, 2023
联合国粮农组织食品价格指数7月略有回升
粮农组织食品价格指数*2023年7月平均为123.9点,环比上升1.5点(1.3%),但同比仍下跌16.6点(11.8%)。7月食品价格指数反弹的主要原因是植物油价格指数稳步上升,但部分涨幅被食糖价格指数大幅下跌所抵消,同时谷物、乳制品和肉类价格指数亦小幅下挫。
FAO Food Price Index continues to fall
七月 08, 2023
联合国粮农组织食品价格指数6月继续下行
The FAO Food Price Index* (FFPI) averaged 122.3 points in June 2023, down 1.7 points (1.4 percent) from May, continuing the downward trend and averaging as much as 37.4 points (23.4 percent) below the peak it reached in March 2022.
Consumer Price Index for Food Products in G7 Countries (percentage)
六月 21, 2023
Rise of Food Prices in Canada Significant but Still Less than in Other Countries, Says a Canadian Parliament Committee Report
The increase in food prices is the result of a ripple effect throughout the supply chain. Farmers and producers experienced sharp rises in the prices of essential inputs like feed, fuel, and fertilizer, leading to a 16.1% increase in their operating expenses.
The FAO Food Price Index back to its downward trend in May
六月 08, 2023
联合国粮农组织食品价格指数5月重现回落
粮农组织食品价格指数*2023年5月平均为124.3点,环比下降3.4点(2.6%),与2022年3月的历史高点相比下跌35.4点(22.1%)。5月的跌幅主要受植物油、谷物和乳制品价格指数的大幅下跌影响,不过食糖与肉类价格指数的上涨在一定程度上抑制了跌势。
Potatoes on hand
五月 25, 2023
Concern that price of frozen potato products in South Africa will increase
There are concerns among some economists that the price of frozen potatoes may increase, adding to already high food inflation in South Africa.
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The FAO Food Price Index rebounded slightly in April
五月 07, 2023
联合国粮农组织2023年4月食品价格指数小幅上涨
The FAO Food Price Index* (FFPI) averaged 127.2 points in April 2023, up 0.8 points (0.6 percent) from March and standing 31.2 points (19.7 percent) below its value in the corresponding month last year.
The FAO Food Price Index continues to drop
四月 09, 2023
糧農組織食品價格指數在 2023 年 3 月繼續下降
粮农组织食品价格指数*2023 年 3 月平均为 126.9 点,环比下降 2.8 点(2.1%),自一年前达到峰值之后已连续第十二个月下降。 自 2022 年 3 月以来,指数已在12 个月内回落32.8 点(20.5%)。谷物、植物油和乳制品价格指数下行是导致3月指数下跌的主因。食糖和肉类价格则出现上涨
FAO Food Price Index continues to decline
二月 04, 2023
联合国粮农组织食品价格指数继续下跌
粮农组织食品价格指数*2023年1月平均为131.2点,环比下降1.1点(0.8%),连续第十个月下挫,与2022年3月的历史峰值相比已经回落28.6点(17.9%)。指数本月下行主要由植物油、乳制品和食糖价格指数的下跌拉动,谷物和肉类价格指数基本平稳。
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一月 22, 2023
The next global food crisis? Phosphorus supply is increasingly disrupted...
Without phosphorus food cannot be produced, since all plants and animals need it to grow. Put simply: if there is no phosphorus, there is no life. As such, phosphorus-based fertilisers – it is the "P" in "NPK" fertiliser – have become critical to the global food system.
FAO Food Price Index continued to drop in December, however, it rose substantially on a yearly basis
一月 11, 2023
联合国粮农组织食品价格指数12月继续下跌
粮农组织食品价格指数*2022年12月平均为132.4点,环比下降2.6点(1.9%),连续第九个月下挫,同比下跌1.3点(1.0%)。指数12月下行一方面系国际植物油价格陡降,另一方面系谷物和肉类价格小降,但因食糖和乳制品价格小涨而得到部分支撑。不过,纵观2022年全年,粮农组织食品价格指数平均为143.7点,同比涨幅高达18点(14.3%)。
Campbell Soup Company
十二月 18, 2022
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