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Can seafood industry police itself? FAO weighs in

Esther Garrido of FAO urges processors, retailers and foodservice operators to integrate authenticity testing and supplier verification into core business risk management In an exclusive interview with AgroSpectrum, Esther Garrido,…

Home-cooked thali costs ease in January as vegetable prices soften: Crisil

Vegetarian thali down 1 per cent on-year; non-vegetarian thali drops 7 per cent amid lower broiler and pulse prices The average cost of preparing a home-cooked thali declined in January,…

Science of grapes

Image Source: FAO/Guram Saqvarelidze A young woman brings her passion for science to Georgian winemaking Despite growing up in Kakheti, a well-known wine region and the agricultural heart of Georgia,…

Cocoa’s $130 billion reckoning

Rising regulation, climate stress and labour risk are forcing the global chocolate industry to confront structural weaknesses embedded deep in West Africa’s smallholder supply chains Roughly 70 per cent of…

From domestic strength to global influence: Brazil’s bioinput playbook

Mauro Heringer tells Agrospectrum how regulatory coordination, tropical biotech and sovereign innovation are positioning Brazil at the center of regenerative agriculture In an exclusive interview with Agrospectrum, Mauro Heringer, Director…

Gross-Wen Technologies’ Martin Gross on algae-based wastewater as next frontier of resilient infrastructure

In an exclusive with AgroSpectrum, the Founder & CEO explains how Global Cleantech 100 recognition validates economic durability, circular value creation, and the future of wastewater as a strategic asset…

Pulse of Lebanon

Image Source: ©FAO/Ralph Azar A chickpea revival with farmers at its heart Marie Therese Zeidan bends down in her field in Lebanon’s Bekaa region, scooping a handful of chickpea seeds…

Irrigation is no longer about yield alone : Frank Yan, Country Manager China, Komet Irrigation

Komet positions its low-pressure sprinklers to support water-saving KPIs, data verification, and climate-resilient farming In an exclusive Agrospectrum interview, Frank Yan, Country Manager China at Komet Irrigation, says Asia—particularly China…

Why January’s tractor boom is about more than just demand

Rising sales expose deeper changes in how India’s farm machinery market is evolving According to sources from industry and insights from tractorjunction.com, India’s tractor retail industry has opened 2026 on…

From tariff shock to trade reset: What numbers say about Indian rice exports to US

Why the numbers show tariff relief could change the trajectory—not just sentiment The proposed reduction of US tariffs on Indian rice imports to 18 per cent, from levels that had…

FAO on balancing climate urgency and food safety in emerging agrifood technologies

FAO outlines a pragmatic, trust-first pathway for deploying environmental inhibitors at scale In an exclusive AgroSpectrum interview, Vittorio Fattori, Food Safety Officer at the FAO, explains how governments can urgently…

Machine power that empowers

Image Source: FAO/Fanjan Combrink Five examples of how Africa is rewriting its mechanization story Today, a new wave of innovation is redefining what mechanization means for agriculture, and agriculture in…

From premium to precarious: India’s Basmati faces strategic reckoning

Caught between food diplomacy and brand dilution, basmati’s future depends on policy stability, traceability, and premium positioning Few crops embody India’s agricultural heritage and global ambition like basmati rice. Long-grained…

Geopolitics over geology: Limits of Venezuelan oil in volatile market

Venezuela’s vast reserves offer theoretical relief to global supply concerns, but sanctions, infrastructure decay, and uncertainty mean markets continue to price risk—not barrels Global oil markets are increasingly defined by…

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