AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoTrade Shock for Agri-Food: Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on about $20bn of U.S. goods (15%–50%) kick in, hitting sectors that include dairy and agricultural equipment—raising costs and uncertainty for farmers and ag manufacturers caught in the U.S.-Canada fight. Brazil Poultry Supply: Brazil’s domestic chicken meat supply hit its highest level since Q4 2025, with Cepea estimating about 3.7 million tons for Q4 2026 as production holds steady. El Niño and Food Risks: Reports warn a strengthening El Niño could worsen drought and extreme weather, with knock-on effects for crops and food availability across Latin America. Sugar Market Pressure: China is expected to slow sugar imports as global supply tightens and prices rise, with Thailand’s output forecast to drop sharply due to El Niño dryness—reverberating through regional sugar supply chains. Sustainability Tech for Exports: A Cardano-backed traceability system is live for Brazilian fashion exporters to help meet EU deforestation rules, anchoring hundreds of thousands of supply-chain records.
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