Agnieszka De Sousa

Companies should consider smaller portions, fresh ingredients or offloading unhealthy brands altogether as weight-loss drugs take off, respondents say.

Europe’s coffee industry has urged the European Union to delay the implementation of its ground-breaking deforestation rules citing a potentially devastating impact on millions of growers.

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A group of people came together last month to tackle the worst-case scenario for one of the best-fed regions in the world.

The Bezos Earth Fund will inject $60 million into research on alternative proteins.

Want to help the world meet its climate goals? Then cut back on meat, and start doing it fast.

Chocolate is hot right now, but not just because Easter is coming.

A devastating El Niño-induced drought across a swath of southern Africa is sending ripples through global food trade.

Europe’s new forest-protection rules are fast approaching, but concerns are mounting that the agri-food industry won’t be ready in time — something that’s set to reshape trade flows.