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A recent Argentine study concluded that cattle farming is not the main responsible for greenhouse gas emissions in the country, putting the real weight of the sector in perspective against other sources. The research opens a new chapter in the debate on the environmental role of livestock.
The change in regional geopolitical dynamics allowed the United States to capture the Venezuelan corn market, historically supplied by South American exporters. Analysts warn about the impact on Argentine and Brazilian producers who lost that trade flow.
The Supreme Court of Justice of Buenos Aires province upheld the conviction against the chemical company Atanor for environmental contamination. The ruling closes a long judicial process and sets a precedent on the responsibility of agricultural input companies in cases of environmental damage.
The slaughter of milk-tooth steers in Uruguay has been gaining participation in total slaughter, in a structural change that responds to signals from the external market. Analysts highlight that the phenomenon improves producer margins and consolidates the country's presence in premium niches.
Official data from China's General Administration of Customs show that beef imports during June again exceeded the projected average monthly quota. The figure confirms the sustained recovery of Chinese demand and its impact on international prices.
The latest statistics from the Scottish government indicate that the country's cattle herd shows the first signs of stabilization after a prolonged period of contraction. Analysts highlight that the improvement responds to a combination of better profitability and support programs for the sector.
The latest European Commission report projects stable evolution of pork supply in the bloc during 2026, with production remaining at levels similar to the previous year. The analysis highlights the moderation of internal consumption and the dependence on export flows.
American company PERDUE presented POWERED, a new line of poultry products formulated for consumers who prioritize protein content. The launch aims to compete in the premium segment with fresh and processed cuts enriched.
A Rabobank report argues that the partial blockade imposed by the European Union on Brazilian beef imports will cause a rise in prices in the community market during the second half. The analysis anticipates that European consumers will face greater inflationary pressure in the segment.
A review of the most recent nutritional evidence on pork shows that, debunking some popular beliefs, its fat and protein profiles bring it closer to lean cuts recommended in dietary guidelines. Specialists highlight the place it can occupy in balanced diets.
The debut of Cabaña Las Veteranas in the auction calendar revived the debate on the direction of Argentine pedigree and the place of functional genetics in the commercial scheme. The family initiative is closely watched by breeders looking for bulls with productive results rather than aesthetic ones.
The report from the USDA office in Canberra projects an Australian grain harvest above previous estimates, with exceptionally high yields in wheat and barley. The result consolidates Australia's position as a key supplier in the Asian market and pressures international prices.
The recent US trade decision introduced tariff modifications that affect the flow of agricultural products, with immediate impact on South American exporters. Analysts agree that the measure responds more to a logic of bilateral negotiation than to an integral sectoral strategy.
Argentina recovered the sanitary status that allows it to export fresh poultry meat to the European Union, after an audit process that verified compliance with European standards. SENASA confirmed the reopening of the market and projected a gradual increase in shipments during the second half.
Representatives of meat packers from three Argentine provinces published a joint statement supporting the Argentine Beef Promotion Institute (IPCVA) after questioning from the national government. The sector warns about the risk of weakening a key tool for the international insertion of Argentine beef.
South Korea's Ministry of Agriculture confirmed the dispatch of a technical mission to Brazil with the objective of enabling new beef export plants. The visit is part of the gradual opening process of the Korean market to Brazilian meats following the sanitary agreements of recent years.
The US cattle cycle shows contrasting indicators during 2026: on the one hand, production remains firm and beef shipments grow, but on the other feedlot margins are squeezed by the rise in corn costs. Analysts anticipate a transition year before a possible retention phase.
The Spanish meat holding Grupo Fuentes (El Pozo) formalized the acquisition of Colombian companies Tolvasa and Paa, two poultry producers. The deal marks the group's entry into the Colombian market and consolidates its regional expansion in animal protein.
British retailer Tesco announced the signing of a new multi-year contract with its Sustainable Beef Group, consolidating its responsible sourcing strategy. The agreement commits an expanded group of British producers and aims to stabilize the supply of certified beef over the next five years.
AHDB's report shows that pork production in the European Union increased 3% during the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period of the previous year. The figure consolidates the bloc's recovery after two years of contraction and coincides with a moderate recomposition of the herd in the main producing countries.
Edited by an international consortium of animal nutrition specialists, the work brings together recent contributions on the role of methionine in feed formulation for poultry, swine and ruminants. The publication positions itself as a technical reference for the compound feed industry at a time of growing pressure for efficiency and sustainability.
The National Pig Association and NFU Scotland have joined forces to demand that the UK foodservice sector commit more strongly to British pork. The initiative seeks to reverse growing dependence on imports and defend domestic production against European price pressure.
Argentine courts declared the bankruptcy of Gugax, a company dedicated to the sale of specialty crop inputs that had accumulated cross-complaints from producers for breach of contract and failure to deliver paid goods. The case exposes the risks associated with operating without guarantees in the agro-input market.
Corn prices are showing opposite behavior in the two main producing regions of the world: while in the United States the quotation is falling due to better harvest prospects and stock accumulation, in Europe values are sustained by the drop in Black Sea production and firm domestic demand for animal feed.
The stabilization process of the main indicators in international red meat trade opens a window of opportunity for Australian exporters. Sector analysis anticipates margin improvements and a gradual recovery of demand in key Southeast Asian destinations.
Brazilian beef exports totaled 1.705 million tonnes in the first half of 2026, confirming the country as the world's leading supplier of the product. The performance reflects a combination of recovered Chinese demand and broader diversification toward Middle East and Southeast Asian markets.
The Bolivian government and representatives of the national meat industry are working to open new destinations for beef exports, against a backdrop where trade flows toward Asia are being reshaped by geopolitical conflicts and changing consumer preferences.
Veterinarian Andrés Cornejo and his sons are running a bovine genetic improvement project designed for commercial production rather than show circuits. Cabaña Las Veteranas held its first auction in July 2026, marking a milestone for a family initiative that prioritizes functionality over aesthetics.
A crisis in the availability of balanced feed in Mongolia is causing massive mortality among farm animals in the middle of the winter season. The episode exposes the vulnerability of forage supply chains in Central Asia and reopens the debate over dependence on grain imports.
A review of the main developments in the international poultry industry during April 2026, spanning new investments in animal health, regulatory changes affecting European and Latin American producers, and mixed signals on feed costs and demand. The month set the tone for what is expected to be a complex second quarter.
The National Poultry Farmers Union Seeks to Develop a Comprehensive Strategic Information System
Are insects a sustainable animal feed protein?
Map of US pet food makers: Geography shapes industry
Soybean futures higher in overnight trading; Potash, phosphate prices fall weekly
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Wheat futures higher in overnight trading; Fewer farmers believe their farms have strong balance sheets
Pet nutrition has gained significant importance over the past two decades. Grand View Research states that the global pet food market will grow by 4.5% between 2019 and 2025.
Soybean futures lower in overnight trading; investors turn bullish on beans, cut net-shorts in corn.
A report describes the reasons for the different trajectories over the past 40 years: consistent policies, more investment in technology and support for producers, versus exaction on this side of the border.
Mergers and acquisitions were a prominent force in Europe last year, as was the slow but steady rise in pet ownership.
Brazil's pet industry slowdown: Consumers are changing
What Are Five Ways ChatGTP Will Revolutionize Agriculture in the U.S.?
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Wheat production crisis in Russia and Ukraine threatens 2025 global exports
Legal challenges mount, but tariffs likely aren’t going anywhere soon
Chinese exports soar 12.4% as imports fall due to Trump-era tariffs
Donald Trump accused China and Vietnam of harming the United States amid tariff tensions
File photo of US President Donald Trump
