Food / Agribusiness
Retaliatory Mexican tariffs raise doubts over NAFTA
Mexico has announced a number of tariffs on US imports following Washington's imposition of steel and aluminium tariffs
MexicoIndia sugar plan shows farmers’ electoral importance
A relief package for cane farmers and sugar mills comes amid falling sugar prices
IndiaSoya woes will deepen Argentine trade deficit
With weather conditions cutting into soya production, Argentina will import beans for processing from Paraguay
ArgentinaIraqi water shortages may damage Turkey and Iran ties
A new Turkish dam has sent the emotive issue of cross-border water further up Baghdad’s political agenda
IraqEU-Australia-New Zealand trade deals have promise
Brussels, Canberra and Wellington are beginning free trade deal negotiations, but talks could falter
EUTrucking travails highlight Brazil's vulnerabilities
The government has made major concessions to end a ten-day trucking strike that paralysed much of the country
BrazilMember states will fight over the next EU budget
Amid calls for a smaller EU and the loss of a net contributor through Brexit, the EU must agree its next budget
EUStrikes will mar economic recovery hopes in Brazil
The government reported modest first-quarter growth yesterday amid concerns for the second quarter and beyond
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