Canadian dairy, egg and poultry producers and processors will be compensated for market access granted as part of the Canada-US-Mexico trade agreement.
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New Zealand - carbon footprint figures
An AgResearch study has revealed a CO2-e for New Zealand sheep meat is 14.73/kg and 21.95/kg for beef.
Brazil - record pig slaughter
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A new record of 14.37m pigs were processed in Brazil during Q3 2022, up 2.1% on the previous quarter, which was also the highest since records began in 1997 (IBGE Brazil).
UK - further increase in inflation
Food price inflation in the UK increased to 16.2% in the year to October 2022, the highest level since 1977, with overall inflation rising to 11.1%.
Canada - compensation for
farmers for trade agreement
The Canadian government announced this week a $1.7bn (€1.2bn) fund for dairy, poultry and egg producers and processors to compensate for market access granted in the Canada-US-Mexico trade deal.
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New Zealand - carbon footprint figures
An AgResearch study has revealed a CO2-e for New Zealand sheep meat is 14.73/kg and 21.95/kg for beef.
Brazil - record pig slaughter
A new record of 14.37m pigs were processed in Brazil during Q3 2022, up 2.1% on the previous quarter, which was also the highest since records began in 1997 (IBGE Brazil).
UK - further increase in inflation
Food price inflation in the UK increased to 16.2% in the year to October 2022, the highest level since 1977, with overall inflation rising to 11.1%.
Canada - compensation for
farmers for trade agreement
The Canadian government announced this week a $1.7bn (€1.2bn) fund for dairy, poultry and egg producers and processors to compensate for market access granted in the Canada-US-Mexico trade deal.
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