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Immigration raids on farms in California have dramatically reduced the number of seasonal workers. The result is crop losses and concern about the security of the US food supply.

Raw materials are under pressure, prices are rising, and those who act today are gaining an advantage. Find out which plant ingredients will gain importance in 2025 - and how you can benefit from this.

Milk prices are rising, the protein market is changing, and Canada is defending its agriculture. See what global trends and key changes are shaping the dairy sector today!

Secondary forests are the unsung heroes of the fight against climate change. They absorb more CO₂ than young plantations, but politicians continue to ignore them. Find out why this needs to change!

Afghanistan strengthens ties with Russia amid fears of a food crisis. The conflict in the Middle East threatens supplies from Iran. Will Moscow become the new guarantor of food security?

What will Q3 bring? Check out the latest prices, forecasts, and analyses of the dairy market - from milk powder to cheese and fats. Data that will help you stay ahead of the market!

The EU is up against the wall – 10% tariffs, the threat of a trade war with the US and billions in retaliatory measures at stake. Will Brussels compromise?

China is cutting soybean meal consumption in animal feed and turning to alternative protein sources, from corn to insects. This is not only an attempt to become independent from imports from the US and Brazil, but a move that could shake up the global protein market. Will small farmers be able to keep up with the revolution, and will the world follow the new food trend?

Canada is investing in the development of new oat varieties created without GMOs. Thanks to CRISPR technology, plants will mature faster, contain more beta-glucans and better cope with harsh climatic conditions.

In May 2025, India imported record amounts of palm oil – as much as 84% more than in the previous month. Government decisions and attractive prices are driving further growth in imports.

There is a lot going on in the world of raw materials - some components are becoming more expensive and disappearing from the market, while others are becoming cheaper but enjoying huge demand. Find out how these changes may affect your purchasing strategy in the coming weeks.

Prices of milk and dairy products surprise again – despite the seasonal peak, the availability of raw materials is falling, and prices of butter, cream, and concentrates are rising. See the latest market overview!