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FARM: Removal of Chinese tariffs — what opportunities for African agricultural exports?

North African agricultural exports to China increased from USD 72 million in 2012 to USD 357 million in 2023. This trend is making China an increasingly important trading partner for.

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MONGABAY: COP30: WHAT DID AFRICA GAIN?

The COP30 concluded with significant gains for Africa: adaptation financing. However, the summit’s failure to reach an agreement on a global phase-out of fossil fuels has led scientists to warn.

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BETTER BIOECONOMY: How Agrifood Tech Investing Is Shifting and Where Value Will Be Created

Why certain agrifood bets fell short, where real opportunities are emerging, and where AI truly creates competitive moats.

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THE WASHINGTON POST: Advanced technologies have made this small country a major food exporter

The Netherlands has used advances in vertical farming, seed technology and robotics to become a global model

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THE WASHINGTON POST : Technology is turning agriculture into a career like young workers

Everyday tasks are increasingly being carried out using software and AI rather than with bare hands.

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YOUTUBE : Charting new futures in Africa’s drylands

This SPARC documentary follows the story of pastoralists driving positive change in Africa’s drylands – from Kenya, Nigeria and South Sudan – and sets out how outsiders can support and.

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LE MONDE : GMOS Towards deregulation in Europe

Some seeds will be able to enter the European market without labelling or risk assessment

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FINANCIAL TIMES : The food industry must face up to nature-related risk

Natural capital is now seen as a financial asset for the future stability and growth of the food industry

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LE MONDE: GMOS EU relaxes its regulations

MEPs and Member States agreed, on the night of Wednesday 3 to Thursday 4 December, to develop plants from new genomic techniques (NGTs) in agriculture within the European Union (EU).

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RURAL 21: Land use sharply reduces global carbon in plants and soils

A new study from the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich/Germany shows the extent to which human influence is changing natural terrestrial carbon stocks. These results provide important information for climate policy.

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