Climate Risk for Food Systems: A new report warns that Super El Niño events can sharply disrupt fisheries by weakening upwelling, cutting plankton productivity, and triggering stock declines—raising food security and livelihood risks for coastal and island communities. Brazil–Suriname Trade Talks: Brazil and Suriname will negotiate later this year to expand a small, mostly one-way trade relationship, with talks covering energy, logistics, transport, agriculture, and new sectors beyond current commodities. Brazil Economy Watch: Brazil’s GDP grew 1.1% in Q1 2026, with agriculture up 2%, but exports fell and imports rose—signals that matter for farm input demand and rural incomes. Dairy Under Heat Stress (Barbados): Farmers say worsening drought and heat are already hurting milk yields, pushing calls for cooling, shade, and faster adaptation support. Pest Threat at the Border (Texas): U.S. CBP is warning travelers about New World screwworm, urging checks to protect livestock and pets. Food Prices Pressure (Tomatoes): Tomato prices in the U.S. are up about 40% year-on-year, tied to higher costs and reduced duty-free access for Mexican supply. Worker Voice in Agriculture (Canada): A union federation urges migrant farm workers in Canada’s seasonal program to have a formal seat in policy discussions. Cotton Policy Signal (U.S.): USDA unveiled the Great American Cotton Plan to boost demand for U.S.-grown cotton and support domestic textile manufacturing. Agriculture Jobs Snapshot (Brazil): In Brazil, April formal job creation totaled about 85,900, but agriculture shed jobs after harvest cycles. Plant Health Recall (U.S. supply chain): Costco is contacting shoppers after insect infestation concerns tied to grape vines and citrus plants.