Supply chain

Criticism and concern: Ag sector’s alarm at US tariffs

Criticism and concern: Ag sector’s alarm at US tariffs

By Oliver Morrison

President Trump has defended the ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs he has imposed on US imports from around the world saying they will create a ‘booming’ domestic economy. But agricultural groups in and outside the US have responded with a mix of criticism,...

Bayer eyes untapped crops to boost its biofuels strategy

Bayer eyes untapped crops to boost its biofuels strategy

By Oliver Morrison

Bayer has teamed up with the world’s leading producer of renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel to jointly scale winter canola in the US as a biomass-based feedstock for renewable fuel. It is has also announced a deal with Canada-based Smart...

Bringing the benefits of regen ag to pet food

Bringing the benefits of regen ag to pet food

By Oliver Morrison

ADM, Cargill and Mars are boosting regenerative practices in pet nutrition in the US and Europe in order to cut emissions in the value chain and create premium products for sustainability-minded consumers.

Plans to turn pongamia oil into biofuel move up a gear

Plans to turn pongamia oil into biofuel move up a gear

By Oliver Morrison

Terviva, the company aiming to plant 200 million pongamia trees over 10 years for food, feed and fuel, has received investment from Chevron Renewable Energy Group, as mining giant Rio Tinto also looks to pongamia as a feedstock for renewable diesel...

Denmark: Outlier or pioneer?

Innovation Insider: Country profile

Denmark: Outlier or pioneer?

By Harry Holmes

Will Denmark’s unprecedented carbon tax be replicated in other countries? Or is it simply another example of its unique willingness to challenge the status quo?

What’s gone wrong for Ynsect?

What’s gone wrong for Ynsect?

By Oliver Morrison

The French poster child of the insect farming industry has filed a safeguard plan after failing to find enough financing for its expansion plans. Can it find cash from some investors?

US Senate tackles vitamin supply chain

US Senate tackles vitamin supply chain

By Jane Byrne

The American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) is highlighting once again the critical vulnerabilities in the US food supply chain as the Securing American Agriculture Act is introduced in the Senate.

ADM: Positive, but room for improvement

Sustainability report card

ADM: Positive, but room for improvement

By Harry Holmes

ADM's sustainability efforts are a competitive advantage and foundational to its purpose and growth strategy. But the company acknowledges areas for improvement, particularly in safety performance. Additionally, the agribusiness giant recognises the...

Global ag majors unite to halve on-farm food losses by 2030

Global ag majors unite to halve on-farm food losses by 2030

By Oliver Morrison

Smallholder farmers are set to receive training, resources and financing to increase the share of food that reaches the market in a new initiative that aims to help companies meet sustainability commitments and futureproof supply chains.