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Brazil Seeks Increasing Agricultural Exports To Central America and The Caribbean
Brazil has started a diplomatic mission to Central America and the Caribbean with the objective of strengthening Brazilian agricultural trade, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) said on Wednesday.
The meetings across the region will try to increase technical collaboration and expand Brazilian agricultural trade. Mapa also stated these meetings will serve to coordinate with the countries of the region to participate in the 23rd Inter-American Board of Agriculture (IABA), which Brazil will host in Brasília in November...
Princes Acquires Historic Liverpool Building as New UK Headquarters
Yesterday, leading UK food and drink company Princes announced its purchase of the historic, Grade-I listed Royal Liver Building (RLB) in Liverpool, England for £60 million (USD $70.33 million).
According to the company, the acquisition is part of Princes’ broader £83 million (USD $97.29 million) real estate plan, which includes the purchase of Symington’s Cross Green facility in Leeds, England, for £23 million (USD $26.96 million). Also, acquiring the Cross Green site will further embed Symington’s business, which Princes already manages and operates, into...
Tariff Talks 2025: Expana's Weekly Rundown #7
Expana’s global team of specialist reporters has been tracking every twist and turn in the fluid tariff situation.
Click to read "Tariff Talks 2025: Expana's Weekly Rundown #7."
This report allows the Expana community to see where key commodity markets stand as of this past week... Click the above PDF report, or keep scrolling to read in plain text...
Exclusive International Trade Centre Interview: Implications of Trump’s Tariff Regime
Julia Spies is the Chief of Trade and Market Intelligence for the International Trade Centre (ITC) in Switzerland. Spies and team analyze trade information and publish findings about market-specific trade intelligence on multiple online platforms, like Tradebriefs.intracen.org.
Recent shifts in the world of trade, including the latest round of United States tariffs and trade measures by other countries, has kept Spies and company busy, to say the least.
However, ITC members have watched trade measures, and in particular their impact on developing countries, long before these recent changes...
Tariff Talks 2025: Expana's Weekly Rundown #4
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PODCAST: "Agri-Food for Thought" Episode 19 - Vulnerable Produce Markets, feat. Ibi Idoniboye
Expana presents Agri-Food for Thought, the podcast series for agriculture and food professionals.
Agri-Food for Thought covers the latest news in food and agriculture. Listen now as Simon and special guest Ibi Idoniboye, from the Expana EMEA newsroom, discuss the Produce category, which is one of Expana's expansion categories. In this category, we regroup dried fruit, fresh fruit and juices, herbs and spices, nuts, and seeds. It’s a vast category and truly global in nature, and yet so exposed to disruptive weather...
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