India: A Broken Agri-Supply Chain Needs Quick Remedies

With borders shut and markets closed, farmers across the country are looking at some tough days ahead.

As more countries bring down the shutters to limit the spread of the coronavirus, risks are rising for the world’s complex food supply networks.

The African Union originally banned genetically modified crops, but concerns about food security and invasive pests have Kenya rethinking policy.

Member companies are taking the necessary actions to ensure the production and supply of critical crop protection and GM crop products remained uninterrupted.

Steps show that China is moving in the right direction to implement the Phase One agreement, said U.S. Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue.

Grain elevator sales remains a significant revenue source for many CropLife 100 companies, including these 10 U.S. retailers that led the way in 2019.

Manufacturing of fertilizers, pesticides, and seed are included in the exemption.

Global supply chains have seen significant disruption from the spread of COVID-19. but already there are signs of a turnaround.

The U.S. Soybean Export Council works to open markets around the world for the crop’s American farmers.