W15: Soybean Oil Update

Brazil is on track to surpass the USA and become the largest agricultural exporter on the planet.

KNAU and Altai State Agricultural University will join forces in research and training of personnel

Snowstorm in the mountain range: there are thousands of trucks stranded, more than fifteen international crossings closed, and emergency protocols are activated.

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Zelenskyy: Ukraine has virtually no intact thermal power plants left

Expo Rio Preto attracts 50 thousand visitors in the first week

Ukrainian milk, egg, and meat processors have three days to align their documentation with updated European standards. The changes are not limited to paperwork: requirements for technological processing, animal identification, and traceability have been revised. For one category of products, the rules have been simplified instead. Delegated Regulation of the EU No. 2026/1052 comes into force on August 12, according to an explanation from the State Consumer Protection Service. The document amends the current Regulation (EU) No. 2020/692, which regulates the importation into the European Union of animals, germinal products, and products of animal origin from third countries. It was published on July 23, and it comes into force twenty days after publication. The agency notes that the new requirements will require Ukrainian exporters to review certain production processes, traceability systems, and approaches to the preparation of export documentation. The standards themselves take into ac

The government has eased the terms of preferential lending for farmers.