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Agribusiness scion Paul Fribourg and his wife Josabeth have relisted their 9,600-square-foot townhouse at 15 East 88th Street. The six-story home was initially listed for two months in 2018 asking $28.8 million. The home went offline for two years and now has reemerged with the same price tag and broker, Leighton Candler of Corcoran. The home has eight bedrooms, a mahogany-paneled library, an elevator and multiple outdoor spaces, including a rooftop terrace. The couple bought the home in 1994 at an unknown price. Fribourg is the CEO and chairman of Continental Grain Company, an international food conglomerate that’s among the world’s biggest producers of pork, poultry and nutritional protein, cattle and animal feed, aquaculture and flour milling. CGC’s portfolio includes brands such as Panera, Krispy Kreme, Keurig and KraftHeinz. ....
Texas cattle rancher Kimberly Racliff told the Wall Street Journal that without fair trade, farmers are not going to to get the full value of what we re selling. Paul Fribourg, CEO of agricultural investment firm Continental Grain Co., told the Journal that the U.S.-China relationship is the food industry s single biggest challenge. The last four years, China perceived us as the enemy. That s a mistake, Fribourg said. If we aren t seen as reliable, that will destroy one of our biggest competitive advantages. Megan Dwyer, a farmer in northwestern Illinois, added that rebuilding U.S. infrastructure, including locks and dams along the Mississippi and other rivers, would help the push to sell more farm goods abroad. ....