Food / Agribusiness
Chiquita deal highlights Colombia litigation risks
After years of extortion by armed groups, Chiquita will not be the last multinational to find itself in the firing line
ColombiaAnimal health scare mars Paraguay agriculture outlook
An outbreak of brucellosis has raised concerns over meat exports in particular
ParaguayAfrican cocoa grower disparities will mar reform plans
West African efforts to influence cocoa prices face capacity and coordination hurdles
Ivory CoastThe Maghreb will struggle to adapt to climate change
North Africa is one of the regions of the world most vulnerable to climate change, but it has been slow to respond
North AfricaAgricultural talks may not end protests in Uruguay
The president has agreed to meet agriculture representatives for talks, but not those who organised recent protests
UruguayInternational ocean management debates will swell
A new international deal is sought on biodiversity conservation at sea
United NationsZimbabwe's military will entrench its influence
Despite the president's talk of reforms, vested interests permeate the economy
ZimbabweEgypt aims to delay the filling of Ethiopia’s Nile dam
The Ethiopian premier is visiting Egypt to address concerns over the flagship Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Egypt
