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What are the impacts of the Trump administration on Brazilian agribusiness?

The new U.S. president, Donald Trump, has returned to the White House, announcing a series of measures and promising major government changes regarding domestic and foreign affairs. “Such measures have raised warning signs worldwide, and Brazil was no exception, after all, there are various trade agreements between Brazilians and Americans, …

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New EU organic rules put a mark on small producers of grains and oilseeds…

Organically produced food is gaining significant attention in Europe. While it has developed an interesting niche market, the European Union (EU) is implementing stricter regulations on organic agriculture. Since the 1st  of January 2025, every organic farmer producing goods for the European market must adhere to these new regulations. These …

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Dr. Metin Kaan Uyguntüzel writes; ‘There is a (R)Evolution in Agriculture’

March, 2025… Robotics, automation, and AI are reshaping the industry—but are they really solving the fundamental problems of Agriculture? While technology continues to optimize efficiency and reduce labor dependency, a bigger challenge looms: 🔍 Can agriculture truly be sustainable if we focus still on operational efficiency even while we are …

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Dr. Ahmet Yücesan: Animal husbandry should be under public control for its sustainable structure and development

Production and consumption data in Türkiye? The amount of animal production and consumption in our country is shared by the public through TUIK (TURKSTAT). According to current data, the number of bovine animals in 2024 is 16 million 555 thousand and the number of ovine animals is 53 million 965 …

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Namık Kemal Parlak; Türkiye’s next generation flour millers

The Turkish flour industry is facing challenges, particularly in the wake of the wheat import ban. With Egypt and Russia reducing Turkey’s share in the global flour market, the road ahead appears difficult. However, I believe that despite these trying times, the future of the Turkish flour industry remains promising. …

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One out of every 4 packets of flour in the world produced in Türkiye!

I was in Antalya last week. I was invited to the 19th TUSAF International Congress and Exhibition organised this year by the Turkish Flour Industrialists’ Federation (TUSAF). This year’s theme is Sustainable Future: Climate, Water, Agriculture. It was a full congress. Because the participation was so high that more than …

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Is 2025 the year AI will truly revolutionize agriculture?

At the World Economic Forum (WEF), Jeff Rowe, CEO of Syngenta Group, presented the five key trends in AI that will define agriculture in 2025. During a panel discussion at Bloomberg House on ″From Soil to Silicon: How Advanced Technologies are Cultivating the Future of Sustainable Ag,″ he outlined how …

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Dr. Mehmet Pala; ‘A new look at health-focussed foods’

The food industry is undergoing a significant transformation to meet the changing expectations of consumers. Focus is now shifting towards the development of health-focused and nutritious food products. These functional foods not only provide essential nutrition, but also offer solutions to improve overall bodily functions, prevent diseases, and enhance quality …

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Özen Altıparmak: We have been working for half a century to protect honey, the miraculous gift of bees!

Balparmak, which has been working for half a century to protect honey, the miraculous gift of bees and nature and to ensure that it reaches the tables in its natural form, draws attention to the source of naturalness with its awareness project ‘Where Does This Naturalness Come From?’. Özen Altıparmak, …

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A new era for the South African agricultural sector in 2025…

2024 has been a year of mixed fortunes for the agricultural sector. The mid-summer El Niño-induced drought negatively impacted summer crops, while events like the ongoing animal disease woes, the seemingly endless logistical crisis, high interest rates, and uncertainty about the national government all weighed heavily on the sector. The …

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