Arvin Donley is an editor for World Grain Magazine and Pet Food Processing. With a focus on the grain and pet food industries, Arvin has written articles on topics such as market trends, industry news, and agricultural production. His work has also been featured in publications like Food Business News, Supermarket Perimeter, and Baking & Snack International.
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Arvin's coverage is heavily focused on agriculture, farming, and global trade. He frequently cites data and reports on government and private sector announcements related to these topics.
Given his reliance on data and frequent reporting of industry updates, Arvin may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide in-depth analysis of agricultural trends, global trade impacts on crop production, or insights into the implications of government policies on the grain market.
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New book examines the central role wheat has played in past world wars and today’s conflict in Ukraine
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Report: Tariffs, geopolitical conflict will impact trade, producer profitability
Imports increase as millers look to acquire higher-quality wheat
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM — In its first forecast for the 2025 EU-27+UK grain crop, COCERAL foresees a 7% increase in production over the previous year.
SINGAPORE — COFCO International and OCBC, Southeast Asia’s second largest financial services group, have launched the first financing facility with interest rate incentives tied to Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)-validated FLAG targets for 1.5°C climate alignment.
Rabobank warns of agricultural challenges in 2025 | Source: ©APCHANEL - STOCK.ADOBE.COM
WASHINGTON, DC, US — The US corn industry received an early holiday gift on Dec. 20 when a three-member trade-dispute panel ruled that restrictions by Mexico on genetically modified (GM) corn exports from the United States violated the US-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) agreement. The panel ruled in favor of all seven US legal claims and found that the restrictions were not based on science and violated the USMCA’s chapters on sanitary and phytosanitary measures and on market access.
Yanbu port facility can handle up to 3 million tonnes annually
BEIJING, CHINA — China set a grain production record of 706.5 million tonnes in 2024, an increase of 1.6% from last year’s output, according to the National Bureau of Statistics data. It also marked the first time the country’s grain harvest topped 700 million tonnes.
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