Megan Durisin is an Agriculture reporter (EMEA) at Bloomberg News. She covers a range of topics within the agriculture sector, including beverage production, farm management, organic farming, and ranching, highlighting the complexities of farming and its impact on the economy. Megan's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, The Washington Post, and Fortune.
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Megan's articles predominantly cover the agriculture and farming industry, focusing on commodities such as wheat, soy, olive oil, cocoa, and their respective markets. Her work frequently cites data and government announcements related to these sectors.
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By: Hallie Gu, Megan Durisin
(Bloomberg) -- China will start an anti-dumping probe into Canada's rapeseed imports, with trade tensions escalating after Justin Trudeau's government imposed tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, steel and aluminum.
By: Megan Durisin, Hallie Gu
The Cocoa Crop Looks Bigger But It Won't Solve Chocolate Crisis Mumbi Gitau and Megan Durisin 4 min read
By: Mumbi Gitau, Megan Durisin
Cocoa harvests are looking better for the new season, but it may not be enough to bring chocolate costs down much.
(Bloomberg) -- China's corn imports are expected to total just 14 million tons in the current season, less than half of their peak during a buying spree a few years ago, according to the US Department of Agriculture.
By: Megan Durisin, Celia Bergin
Futures for the arabica variety that's favoured in specialty brews have surged 80% this year. By Megan Durisin and Celia Bergin, Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) -- Cocoa futures reached a fresh record in New York as the market grapples with renewed supply concerns, heightening the odds that the high costs already plaguing chocolatiers and consumers will worsen.
By: Mumbi Gitau, Megan Durisin, Ilena Peng
(Bloomberg) -- Cocoa futures reached a fresh record in New York as the market grapples with renewed supply concerns, increasing the chances that the high costs already plaguing chocolatiers and consumers will worsen.
By: Megan Durisin, Hallie Gu
(Bloomberg) -- China's weekend move to impose tariffs on Canadian rapeseed products has sent prices for the crop plunging, adding more uncertainty to global food flows that are being buffeted by a series of trade wars.
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