AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood-tech investment: Singapore is committing $138 million to food research, while Dubai’s Growtech Middle East is showcasing farming technology and food-resilience solutions. Food affordability: The UK plans to remove tariffs on more than 100 products, with estimated savings of up to £21 a year per household. Nigeria’s finance minister says some households spend more than their income on food, relying on borrowing to get by. Trade and growth: South Korean companies secured $95 million in export consultations at SIAL Paris, with $15 million in deals and agreements signed. Resilience and sourcing: Wiltshire councillors backed a drought action plan and partnership to protect farming and food security. In the UK, Tatton Services is seeking 70 local producers for its planned farm shop, while Australian food maker Sun Valley secured nearly $2 million to expand its facility. Food access: A Utah nonprofit plans to close its Heber City pantry and lay off 15 staff, cutting access to food assistance for local families.
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