Amanda Lim

FMC Corporation to sell its India business to Crystal Crop Protection in a $252 million transaction as part of a broader strategy to reshape its presence in the Indian market.

China’s fishmeal demand is likely to fall at its seasonal peak as high inventories and weak farm-gate prices curb restocking, while softer piglet demand adds pressure, says IFFO.

The Philippines and Japan lay the groundwork to expand their agricultural partnership to fisheries and technology ahead of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s state visit later this month.

India’s KhetiBuddy is expanding into Europe and North America as tougher sustainability rules and supply‑chain scrutiny turn farm‑level data into a business necessity for global agribusinesses.

The Philippine government sets aside PHP2.5bn (US$40.6m) for farm-to-market roads that open access to 29,000 hectares to boost coffee production as it shifts towards high-value crop exports.

The Philippine government has launched a new inter-agency framework to strengthen agricultural cooperatives to support smallholder farmers and fisherfolk.

Labour shortages and larger operations are driving a shift toward larger agricultural machinery in South East Asia, according to CLAAS

As aquaculture takes on a larger role in feeding a growing global population, the sector faces a defining decade that will determine whether it can deliver sustainable nutrition without further straining ecosystems.

India rolls out nationwide campaign this month, which aims to support farmers in improving soil health through sustainable farming practices

Japan is positioning aquaculture as an export-led growth industry to counter a decline in domestic fish consumption