British farmers are staging a major protest in London against a new inheritance tax that threatens to wipe out generations of family-run farms. The government defends the tax, but farmers argue it’s the final blow after years of struggling with Brexit, volatile weather, and falling profits.
British farmers are staging a major protest in London against a new inheritance tax that threatens to wipe out generations of family-run farms. The government defends the tax, but farmers argue it’s the final blow after years of struggling with Brexit, volatile weather, and falling profits.
British farmers are staging a major protest in London against a new inheritance tax that threatens to wipe out generations of family-run farms. The government defends the tax, but farmers argue it’s the final blow after years of struggling with Brexit, volatile weather, and falling profits.
A new Deloitte report reveals that sustainably transforming the global food system could unlock a staggering $121 trillion in economic growth by 2070 while simultaneously enhancing food security and mitigating climate change. Conversely, inaction could cost the global economy $190 trillion.
With the UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) underway in Baku, Azerbaijan, the focus on food systems is stronger than ever. Experts are calling for regenerative farming, a nature-based solution that can boost food security, fight climate change, and empower rural communities. But challenges remain, including financial burdens, bureaucratic hurdles, and a need for consumer demand. COP29 provides a crucial platform to address these challenges and accelerate the adoption of regenerative farming globally.
A UN-backed assessment warns of an imminent famine in the northern Gaza Strip, fueled by Israel’s military operation, the collapse of food systems, and a near-halt in humanitarian aid. The report details the worsening conditions and the alarming increase in food insecurity, with essential prices skyrocketing and access to food drastically limited.
The global crop growth regulator market is experiencing rapid growth, projected to reach US$ 3.68 billion in 2024 and expand at a CAGR of 6.7% through 2034. Driven by factors like climate change, food security concerns, and the increasing adoption of sustainable agricultural practices, crop growth regulators are playing a crucial role in optimizing crop yields and ensuring food availability.
In celebration of National Food Day, Natura’s®, a popular Central American brand, highlights its ongoing partnership with The Global FoodBanking Network (GFN) to address food security and reduce food waste in Guatemala, Honduras, and Costa Rica. Since 2023, the collaboration has distributed over 6.9 million kilograms of food to 133,000 people, demonstrating a commitment to sustainability and community well-being.
A new report by Second Harvest reveals the shocking extent of food waste in Canada, with over 46% of all food produced going to waste. The report highlights the significant financial and environmental costs of avoidable food waste, emphasizing the urgent need for collaborative action to address this critical issue.
Severe flooding in Bangladesh has resulted in a devastating loss of 1.1 million metric tons of rice, prompting the country to ramp up rice imports to combat rising food prices and ensure food security. The floods, which struck in August and October, also caused significant damage to other agricultural products, highlighting the country’s vulnerability to climate change. The government is taking steps to address the crisis, but experts emphasize the need for long-term solutions like developing more resilient crops.
