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Simon Groot: The Seed Man Who Helped Millions of Farmers
Simon Nanne Groot, a Dutch seed producer, improved the lives of 20 million farmers worldwide through high-quality seeds, training, and increased crop yields, earning him the 2019 World Food Prize.
Simon Groot: The Seed Man Who Helped Millions of Farmers
Simon Nanne Groot, a Dutch seed producer, improved the lives of 20 million farmers worldwide through high-quality seeds, training, and increased crop yields, earning him the 2019 World Food Prize.
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48% Bias Score
China's Top Court Upholds Strict Food Safety Penalties Near Schools
China's Supreme People's Court highlighted a 1,000 yuan fine against a market selling expired snacks near a school, emphasizing its commitment to campus food safety and citing seven similar cases, including a seven-month prison sentence for a man selling counterfeit beef.
China's Top Court Upholds Strict Food Safety Penalties Near Schools
China's Supreme People's Court highlighted a 1,000 yuan fine against a market selling expired snacks near a school, emphasizing its commitment to campus food safety and citing seven similar cases, including a seven-month prison sentence for a man selling counterfeit beef.
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28% Bias Score
German Agriculture Minister Advocates for Inclusion in National Security Council
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Till Backhaus and the MV Farmers' President Karsten Trunk advocate for the inclusion of agriculture and food supply in Germany's National Security Council, emphasizing the country's 80% food self-sufficiency rate and the need for a more resilient food sy...
German Agriculture Minister Advocates for Inclusion in National Security Council
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Till Backhaus and the MV Farmers' President Karsten Trunk advocate for the inclusion of agriculture and food supply in Germany's National Security Council, emphasizing the country's 80% food self-sufficiency rate and the need for a more resilient food sy...
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40% Bias Score
Goat and Sheep Meat Price Surge in Greece Amidst Disease Outbreak
Soaring goat and sheep meat prices in Greece, reaching "9.5 euros per kilo" from "7.5 euros" a year ago, are impacting consumers and raising concerns about feta cheese production due to a widespread sheep and goat pox outbreak affecting 1,000 farmers and 6% of the national livestock.
Goat and Sheep Meat Price Surge in Greece Amidst Disease Outbreak
Soaring goat and sheep meat prices in Greece, reaching "9.5 euros per kilo" from "7.5 euros" a year ago, are impacting consumers and raising concerns about feta cheese production due to a widespread sheep and goat pox outbreak affecting 1,000 farmers and 6% of the national livestock.
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24% Bias Score
M&S Calls for UK Food Self-Sufficiency Target
Marks & Spencer's food chief urges the UK government to set a legally binding target to increase domestic food production, citing declining self-sufficiency and the need for stronger support for farmers.
M&S Calls for UK Food Self-Sufficiency Target
Marks & Spencer's food chief urges the UK government to set a legally binding target to increase domestic food production, citing declining self-sufficiency and the need for stronger support for farmers.
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40% Bias Score
Africa's Hunger Crisis: A Path to Food Security
Despite a global decrease in hunger, Africa saw a rise from 296 million to 306 million undernourished people in 2024, but this trend can be reversed through strategic investments in agriculture.
Africa's Hunger Crisis: A Path to Food Security
Despite a global decrease in hunger, Africa saw a rise from 296 million to 306 million undernourished people in 2024, but this trend can be reversed through strategic investments in agriculture.
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16% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's MeLa Agricultural Show Concludes with Record Attendance and EU Reform Concerns
The 34th MeLa agricultural show in Mühlengeez, Germany, attracted 67,000 visitors, showcasing modern technology and livestock, while Agrarminister Till Backhaus voiced concerns over potential EU agricultural reform cuts.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's MeLa Agricultural Show Concludes with Record Attendance and EU Reform Concerns
The 34th MeLa agricultural show in Mühlengeez, Germany, attracted 67,000 visitors, showcasing modern technology and livestock, while Agrarminister Till Backhaus voiced concerns over potential EU agricultural reform cuts.
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40% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Advocates for Agriculture's Inclusion in National Security Council
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Till Backhaus and the farmers' president Karsten Trunk advocate for the inclusion of agriculture and food security in Germany's National Security Council due to the current 80% self-sufficiency rate and a 14-day national food reserve, highlighting the vu...
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Advocates for Agriculture's Inclusion in National Security Council
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Till Backhaus and the farmers' president Karsten Trunk advocate for the inclusion of agriculture and food security in Germany's National Security Council due to the current 80% self-sufficiency rate and a 14-day national food reserve, highlighting the vu...
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24% Bias Score
Surrey Farmer Urges Consumers to Buy Local to Support British Farming
Surrey beef farmer Nellie Budd emphasized the importance of consumers buying locally produced food to support British farms, highlighting the 10th anniversary of Back British Farming Day.
Surrey Farmer Urges Consumers to Buy Local to Support British Farming
Surrey beef farmer Nellie Budd emphasized the importance of consumers buying locally produced food to support British farms, highlighting the 10th anniversary of Back British Farming Day.
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28% Bias Score
Brazil's Hunger Eradication: A Political Decision and Systemic Challenges
Brazil's exit from the UN's Hunger Map, signifying less than 2.5% of its population faces food insecurity, highlights a political success but leaves 28 million Brazilians still hungry, demanding systemic change in food distribution and production.
Brazil's Hunger Eradication: A Political Decision and Systemic Challenges
Brazil's exit from the UN's Hunger Map, signifying less than 2.5% of its population faces food insecurity, highlights a political success but leaves 28 million Brazilians still hungry, demanding systemic change in food distribution and production.
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16% Bias Score
Devastating Drought Exacerbates Syria's Post-War Food Crisis
A decades-long drought in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East has severely impacted Syria, where a drastically reduced wheat harvest, following a protracted civil war, threatens the nation's food security and necessitates heavy reliance on expensive imports.
Devastating Drought Exacerbates Syria's Post-War Food Crisis
A decades-long drought in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East has severely impacted Syria, where a drastically reduced wheat harvest, following a protracted civil war, threatens the nation's food security and necessitates heavy reliance on expensive imports.
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16% Bias Score
Hamas to Release Hostage Video
Hamas announced it will release a video of a hostage, following the release of other hostages in a deal between Israel and Hamas on January 30, 2025.
Hamas to Release Hostage Video
Hamas announced it will release a video of a hostage, following the release of other hostages in a deal between Israel and Hamas on January 30, 2025.
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40% Bias Score
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