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March 17, 2026 | Export & Import

India’s Food Product Exports Show Broad-Based Growth in February 2026

Exports of cereals excluding rice surged sharply by 170.14 per cent year-on-year, emerging as the fastest-growing category India’s food product exports recorded steady growth across multiple categories in February 2026,…

March 11, 2026 | Food Security

Strait of Hormuz Tensions Could Drive Up Global Food Prices: UNCTAD

UNCTAD warns that disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz highlight the vulnerability of critical maritime chokepoints to geopolitical tensions and their ability to transmit shocks across energy, commodity and food…

March 10, 2026 | Food Security

Egypt Tightens Market Oversight to Ensure Food Supply Stability

The government has already taken proactive measures to secure sufficient reserves of strategic and basic commodities for several months Egypt is intensifying efforts to safeguard food security and price stability…

March 9, 2026 | Packaging

EU Moves to Protect ‘Meat’ Labels in New Agricultural Market Rules

The move is intended to enhance consumer transparency and fair competition in the EU’s internal market, enabling shoppers to make more informed purchasing decisions As the popularity of plant-based foods…

March 6, 2026 | Food

Rising Food Security Concerns Grip Middle East amid Import Bans and Supply Disruptions

The impact of disrupted imports is becoming visible in several Gulf markets Food security concerns are intensifying across parts of the Middle East as import restrictions, geopolitical tensions, and supply…

March 6, 2026 | Food Security

Nutrition Education Drives Adoption of Seaweed and Mussels among Bangladesh Coastal Communities

Seaweed is considered a nutrient powerhouse, rich in essential minerals and vitamins In the coastal regions of Bangladesh, where marine biodiversity is abundant but food insecurity remains widespread, new initiatives…

March 5, 2026 | Food Security

Singapore Expands Support for Local Farms to Strengthen Food Security

The move comes as the city-state continues to rely heavily on imports for its food needs, with more than 90 per cent of its food sourced from overseas Singapore is…

March 4, 2026 | Europe

Norway’s Seafood Exports Slip 2% in February amid Wild Catch Decline

Farmed seafood generated NOK 9.96 billion in February, up NOK 348 million year-on-year, accounting for 72 per cent of total exports Norway exported seafood worth NOK 13.8 billion in February,…

March 4, 2026 | Australia

Australia’s Farm Production to Surpass $100 Bn Four Years Ahead of Target

Exports across agriculture, fisheries and forestry are also forecast to hit a record high of nearly $85 billion in 2025–26 Australia’s farm gate production value is set to exceed $100…

March 2, 2026 | Australia

Australia to Launch National Vineyard Register to Tackle Wine Oversupply

The platform is expected to be operational by the end of 2026 The Australian Government has announced support for the development of a National Vineyard Register, a major initiative led…

Technology

UNSW Researchers Brew Espresso with Ultrasound, Cutting Energy Use by 75%

Jun 10, 2026 | Australia

World Food Safety Day 2026: Why the Future of Food Safety Will Be Defined by Technology, Not Just Compliance

Jun 09, 2026 | Feature

Amai Proteins Publishes First Human Clinical Trial Data for Sweet Protein sweelin

Jun 08, 2026 | Company News

Food Testing

World Food Safety Day 2026: Why the Future of Food Safety Will Be Defined by Technology, Not Just Compliance

Jun 09, 2026 | Feature

How RT-PCR (Real-time polymerase chain reaction) Kits are Saving Lives through Early, Accurate Testing of Water Contamination

Jun 05, 2026 | Feature

IF Sets New Benchmark for Coconut Water Purity through EA-IRMS Technology

Jun 04, 2026 | Beverages

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The FMCG Playbook for Making Nutraceuticals a Daily Habit

Jun 10, 2026 | India

Pepsi Launches ‘House of Treats’ Beverage Platform for Personalised Drink Experiences

Jun 10, 2026 | Beverages

FAO Warns Strait of Hormuz Disruption Could Trigger Global Fertiliser and Food Production Shock

Jun 10, 2026 | Food

India’s Food Product Exports Show Broad-Based Growth in February 2026

Exports of cereals excluding rice surged sharply by 170.14 per cent year-on-year, emerging as the fastest-growing category India’s food product exports recorded steady growth across multiple categories in February 2026,…

Strait of Hormuz Tensions Could Drive Up Global Food Prices: UNCTAD

UNCTAD warns that disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz highlight the vulnerability of critical maritime chokepoints to geopolitical tensions and their ability to transmit shocks across energy, commodity and food…

Egypt Tightens Market Oversight to Ensure Food Supply Stability

The government has already taken proactive measures to secure sufficient reserves of strategic and basic commodities for several months Egypt is intensifying efforts to safeguard food security and price stability…

EU Moves to Protect ‘Meat’ Labels in New Agricultural Market Rules

The move is intended to enhance consumer transparency and fair competition in the EU’s internal market, enabling shoppers to make more informed purchasing decisions As the popularity of plant-based foods…

Rising Food Security Concerns Grip Middle East amid Import Bans and Supply Disruptions

The impact of disrupted imports is becoming visible in several Gulf markets Food security concerns are intensifying across parts of the Middle East as import restrictions, geopolitical tensions, and supply…

Nutrition Education Drives Adoption of Seaweed and Mussels among Bangladesh Coastal Communities

Seaweed is considered a nutrient powerhouse, rich in essential minerals and vitamins In the coastal regions of Bangladesh, where marine biodiversity is abundant but food insecurity remains widespread, new initiatives…

Singapore Expands Support for Local Farms to Strengthen Food Security

The move comes as the city-state continues to rely heavily on imports for its food needs, with more than 90 per cent of its food sourced from overseas Singapore is…

Norway’s Seafood Exports Slip 2% in February amid Wild Catch Decline

Farmed seafood generated NOK 9.96 billion in February, up NOK 348 million year-on-year, accounting for 72 per cent of total exports Norway exported seafood worth NOK 13.8 billion in February,…

Australia’s Farm Production to Surpass $100 Bn Four Years Ahead of Target

Exports across agriculture, fisheries and forestry are also forecast to hit a record high of nearly $85 billion in 2025–26 Australia’s farm gate production value is set to exceed $100…

Australia to Launch National Vineyard Register to Tackle Wine Oversupply

The platform is expected to be operational by the end of 2026 The Australian Government has announced support for the development of a National Vineyard Register, a major initiative led…

Technology

UNSW Researchers Brew Espresso with Ultrasound, Cutting Energy Use by 75%

World Food Safety Day 2026: Why the Future of Food Safety Will Be Defined by Technology, Not Just Compliance

Amai Proteins Publishes First Human Clinical Trial Data for Sweet Protein sweelin

Food Testing

World Food Safety Day 2026: Why the Future of Food Safety Will Be Defined by Technology, Not Just Compliance

How RT-PCR (Real-time polymerase chain reaction) Kits are Saving Lives through Early, Accurate Testing of Water Contamination

IF Sets New Benchmark for Coconut Water Purity through EA-IRMS Technology

More Popular

The FMCG Playbook for Making Nutraceuticals a Daily Habit

Pepsi Launches ‘House of Treats’ Beverage Platform for Personalised Drink Experiences

FAO Warns Strait of Hormuz Disruption Could Trigger Global Fertiliser and Food Production Shock

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