AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEl Niño Risks: The UN warns the climate pattern could become one of the strongest since 1950, threatening Latin American food supplies. Colombia is already feeling the effects, while drought is wilting Central American crops and heavy rains have damaged Argentina’s farm belt. Heat is also stressing Tobago’s livestock. Brazilian Exports: Brazil’s beef export chief expects a return to the EU market within months, while Chinese demand is boosting the country’s sorghum exports. Caribbean Food Supply: Guyana says it accounts for more than 56% of reported CARICOM agricultural output, as regional leaders push to strengthen local production and reduce food import dependence.
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