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American agriculture has become more industrial, more science-reliant, and more government-dependent than ever before. Is there another way?

By Jeffrey T. Lewis SÃO PAULO--Brazilian meat packer Minerva agreed to purchase a total of 16 slaughterhouses located in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile...

As President Biden hosts Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House this week, Modi will become the third world leader to be honored with an official state visit by our president. As India implements economic reforms and emerges as a global economic power, the Biden administration must do

Saudi Arabia’s state agriculture fund has pledged to invest in future share offerings from Brazilian meat giant BRF.

Marfrig Global Foods, Performance Food Group, and The Vita Coco Co lead their peers for best value, fastest growth, and most momentum, respectively.

Brazilian meat heavyweight BRF has confirmed in a stock-exchange announcement that it is looking to sell its pet-food arm.

Marfrig Global Foods CEO Miguel Gularte was today (30 August) named chief executive of Brazilian meat processing peer BRF.

President Biden is of the view the US meat industry is too concentrated and that this is to the detriment of farmers and consumers.

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Agriculture Giants your username December 30, 2020 Plaintiffs in a consolidated cattle antitrust lawsuit filed their third amended complaint on Monday in the District of Minnesota. The 226-page redacted complaint argued that the defendants “conspired to depress fed cattle prices” causing a price collapse in 2015 and are continuing to suppress the price for beef.  The defendants include Tyson Foods, JBS, Cargill, National Beef Packing Company, Swift Beef Company, and Marfrig Global Foods. T...