JBS-owned Seara has launched a clean-label ready-meal line in Brazil, targeting a market valued at R$12 billion. The move comes as restaurant meal prices rise and more consumers take food prepared at home to work.
More than six tonnes of counterfeit butter were withdrawn and destroyed in Bulgaria, but authorities cannot determine how much was consumed. The case has raised questions about inspection outcomes, laboratory testing and the traceability of food sold through long supply chains.
MEGGLE BH has become the first company from Bosnia and Herzegovina approved to export milk and dairy products to Azerbaijan. Shipments are expected to begin soon, while the industry works to meet new quality standards and manage domestic milk surpluses and import pressure.
Red caviar from Russia’s 2026 salmon season is selling for as much as 20,400 rubles per kilogram in chain stores. Industry monitoring links the increase to expectations of a weaker salmon catch and tighter product-traceability controls.
Thailand’s rice exports to China fell 44.84% year on year to 139,460 tonnes in January-May 2026 as premium pricing and changing consumption reduced demand. Thai authorities are responding with quality-focused promotion, targeted digital sales and government-to-government negotiations.
Brazil could triple its palm-planted area as biofuel demand supports further industry growth, Forbes Brasil reports. Cultivation has been advancing on land in the Amazon that was deforested previously, bringing land use and supply expansion into focus.
Dairy farmers are retaining and raising bobby calves as beef animals as fast-food companies show greater interest in dairy-beef supply. The trend gives farmers another potential revenue stream while creating new requirements for calf management, finishing and procurement.
Cambodia exported 831,179 tonnes of raw cashew nuts in the first four months of 2026, up 24% year on year, according to the Cashew Nut Association of Cambodia. Revenue exceeded $1.44 billion, while the country’s cashew area stands at more than 580,000 hectares.
Rabobank expects Brazil's long run of soybean area growth to stall in the 2026/27 crop and forecasts lower national output. The bank blames compressed farmer margins from weak prices and tighter credit conditions that discourage new plantings in the world's largest soybean exporter.
Indonesia secured interest from 87 international buyers at World of Coffee 2026 in Belgium, with potential transactions valued at $10.8 million, or Rp194.2 billion. The mission targeted Europe’s growing specialty coffee market and Belgium’s role as a regional distribution hub.
Corn and soybean futures advanced in Chicago on July 23, 2026, while wheat retreated from a multiyear high. Expectations of reduced US corn acreage, strong ethanol demand and Black Sea logistics risks supported the grain complex, while Brazilian corn also gained on B3.
Greek grape exports have fallen to 50,000 tonnes from 250,000 tonnes in previous years, according to ekriti.gr. Drought, repeated heatwaves and hail have reduced yields in Crete, while exporters face competition from Italy, Spain and Egypt.
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