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China to Retaliate Against New US Tariffs, Targeting Agricultural Exports
In response to the US imposing an additional 10% tariff on Chinese goods, China is preparing countermeasures, likely targeting US agricultural exports, with $29.25 billion worth of US agricultural products exported to China in 2024, a 14% drop from the previous year.
China to Retaliate Against New US Tariffs, Targeting Agricultural Exports
In response to the US imposing an additional 10% tariff on Chinese goods, China is preparing countermeasures, likely targeting US agricultural exports, with $29.25 billion worth of US agricultural products exported to China in 2024, a 14% drop from the previous year.
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40% Bias Score
Bayer's Hangzhou Plant Achieves Full Production Capacity in One Month
Bayer Crop Science's new 4-hectare, 300 million Yuan plant in Hangzhou, China, reached full production capacity within a month of its January 15, 2025 opening, showcasing China's attractiveness for foreign investment in advanced manufacturing.
Bayer's Hangzhou Plant Achieves Full Production Capacity in One Month
Bayer Crop Science's new 4-hectare, 300 million Yuan plant in Hangzhou, China, reached full production capacity within a month of its January 15, 2025 opening, showcasing China's attractiveness for foreign investment in advanced manufacturing.
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60% Bias Score
US Sanctions South Africa Over Land Expropriation Law
South Africa's new Expropriation Act, allowing for land expropriation without compensation, has angered the US, leading to aid cuts and threats of removing South Africa's AGOA trade benefits, impacting its agricultural sector and potentially causing job losses.
US Sanctions South Africa Over Land Expropriation Law
South Africa's new Expropriation Act, allowing for land expropriation without compensation, has angered the US, leading to aid cuts and threats of removing South Africa's AGOA trade benefits, impacting its agricultural sector and potentially causing job losses.
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48% Bias Score
EU Farmers Oppose Fertilizer Tariffs, Citing Food Security Concerns
Copa-Cogeca, the EU's largest farmers' association, opposes the European Commission's proposed tariffs on Russian and Belarusian fertilizers, fearing negative impacts on European agricultural production and food security starting July 1, 2025; Fertilizers Europe supports the tariffs.
EU Farmers Oppose Fertilizer Tariffs, Citing Food Security Concerns
Copa-Cogeca, the EU's largest farmers' association, opposes the European Commission's proposed tariffs on Russian and Belarusian fertilizers, fearing negative impacts on European agricultural production and food security starting July 1, 2025; Fertilizers Europe supports the tariffs.
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44% Bias Score
Eastern European Farmers Protest EU Trade Policies on Ukrainian and South American Agricultural Imports
Farmers in the Czech Republic and other Eastern European countries protested EU trade policies on Thursday, blocking roads with tractors to oppose agricultural imports from Ukraine and South America, citing concerns over cheaper, lower-quality grain and oilseeds and demanding fair trade practices; t...
Eastern European Farmers Protest EU Trade Policies on Ukrainian and South American Agricultural Imports
Farmers in the Czech Republic and other Eastern European countries protested EU trade policies on Thursday, blocking roads with tractors to oppose agricultural imports from Ukraine and South America, citing concerns over cheaper, lower-quality grain and oilseeds and demanding fair trade practices; t...
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48% Bias Score
Greece's Water Crisis: Expired Treaty, Drought, and Political Tensions
An expired 1964 water treaty between Greece and Bulgaria, coupled with drought, threatens 202,000 hectares of Greek farmland in Northern Evros, creating economic and political tensions.
Greece's Water Crisis: Expired Treaty, Drought, and Political Tensions
An expired 1964 water treaty between Greece and Bulgaria, coupled with drought, threatens 202,000 hectares of Greek farmland in Northern Evros, creating economic and political tensions.
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52% Bias Score
Climate-Resistant Coffee Offers Hope to South Sudan Amid Global Crisis
In South Sudan's Nzara County, farmer Catherine Bashiama cultivates the climate-resistant excelsa coffee, offering hope amid a global coffee crisis and the country's instability; initial exports are planned for 2024, with potential for $2 million in economic impact by 2027.
Climate-Resistant Coffee Offers Hope to South Sudan Amid Global Crisis
In South Sudan's Nzara County, farmer Catherine Bashiama cultivates the climate-resistant excelsa coffee, offering hope amid a global coffee crisis and the country's instability; initial exports are planned for 2024, with potential for $2 million in economic impact by 2027.
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40% Bias Score
US Sanctions South Africa Over Land Reform Law
The US has cut aid to and threatened trade sanctions against South Africa over its new Expropriation Act, which allows for land redistribution without compensation in some cases, impacting agricultural exports and potentially costing thousands of jobs.
US Sanctions South Africa Over Land Reform Law
The US has cut aid to and threatened trade sanctions against South Africa over its new Expropriation Act, which allows for land redistribution without compensation in some cases, impacting agricultural exports and potentially costing thousands of jobs.
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44% Bias Score
Soaring Egg Prices Fuel Rise in Egg Smuggling Across US-Mexico Border
Facing record-high egg prices due to a major avian flu outbreak affecting 166 million birds since 2022, the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reports a 158% increase in egg smuggling attempts from Mexico since the start of fiscal year 2024, leading to increased border enforcement and warnings a...
Soaring Egg Prices Fuel Rise in Egg Smuggling Across US-Mexico Border
Facing record-high egg prices due to a major avian flu outbreak affecting 166 million birds since 2022, the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reports a 158% increase in egg smuggling attempts from Mexico since the start of fiscal year 2024, leading to increased border enforcement and warnings a...
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36% Bias Score
EU Seeks Trade Deals to Reduce US Import Reliance and Enhance Agricultural Competitiveness
The EU aims to reduce reliance on US agricultural imports through trade agreements with a Latin American bloc and Ukraine, while also negotiating the EU-Mercosur deal as a strategic alternative to potential US trade wars, despite concerns from some European farmers.
EU Seeks Trade Deals to Reduce US Import Reliance and Enhance Agricultural Competitiveness
The EU aims to reduce reliance on US agricultural imports through trade agreements with a Latin American bloc and Ukraine, while also negotiating the EU-Mercosur deal as a strategic alternative to potential US trade wars, despite concerns from some European farmers.
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44% Bias Score
Workplace Raids Prompt US Employers to Prepare for Immigration Enforcement
Following President Trump's election, US employers across sectors are preparing for potential workplace raids by reviewing employee documents and undergoing training, driven by the administration's focus on worksite enforcement and the potential for hefty fines and deportations; recent ICE raids at ...
Workplace Raids Prompt US Employers to Prepare for Immigration Enforcement
Following President Trump's election, US employers across sectors are preparing for potential workplace raids by reviewing employee documents and undergoing training, driven by the administration's focus on worksite enforcement and the potential for hefty fines and deportations; recent ICE raids at ...
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36% Bias Score
Cross-Strait Agricultural Cooperation Booms with $1.44 Billion in New Projects
Eighty-one cross-Strait agricultural cooperation projects totaling $1.44 billion were signed at a conference in Zhangping, Fujian, signifying increased collaboration between Taiwan and mainland China in agriculture, driven by supportive policies and infrastructure.
Cross-Strait Agricultural Cooperation Booms with $1.44 Billion in New Projects
Eighty-one cross-Strait agricultural cooperation projects totaling $1.44 billion were signed at a conference in Zhangping, Fujian, signifying increased collaboration between Taiwan and mainland China in agriculture, driven by supportive policies and infrastructure.
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52% Bias Score
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