AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEl Niño Watch: The UN and WMO say El Niño is rapidly developing, with about an 80% chance of forming by June-August and near 90% odds of persisting through at least November—raising risks of heat, drought, and heavy rain that can hit farm output across the Americas. Beef, Deforestation Rules: Chinese meat traders began buying Brazil’s “Beef on Track” certified beef, aimed at cutting illegal deforestation and other abuses in cattle supply chains; China is Brazil’s top beef buyer. Coffee Pressure in Brazil: Coffee prices slid as USDA’s forecast pointed to a record 2026/27 Brazil crop, adding to expectations of a larger global surplus. Livestock Biosecurity: USDA reported New World screwworm detected in Mexico near the U.S. border (Coahuila), prompting heightened surveillance and potential market jitters for cattle. Trade Deal Push: A CAFTA delegation heads to Washington to press for CUSMA/USMCA renewal, with nearly 160 ag groups urging the rules-based system be preserved. Aruba Food-Security Angle: Terra by Chef Jeremy Ford and Bucuti & Tara planted native trees in Aruba’s nature preserve, linking tourism and land restoration.
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