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Retailers And Logistics Groups, Says 'Industry Struggling To Stock Goods'

Britain's leading employers are pushing the government to urgently increase funding to retrain workers and allow Europeans back into key sectors as supply...

French Flour To Bear Extra Costs From Poor Wheat Quality: Millers

A fall in the average quality of France's soft wheat harvest this year will lead to an increase in flour prices linked to additional work for millers to so...

Maersk Orders Eight Carbon-Neutral Vessels From Hyundai Heavy

A.P. Moller-Maersk said on Tuesday it had ordered eight vessels which are able to run on carbon-neutral methanol to accelerate the decarbonisation of its f...

Soybeans, Corn Slide On Macroeconomic Fears, Biofuel Worries

U.S futures fell to their lowest in nearly two months on Friday and corn set a near one-month low on macroeconomic concerns along with beneficial rains in...

India Cuts Soyoil, Sunflower Oil Import Tax To Calm Prices

India has cut base import taxes on crude and refined soyoil and sunflower oil to 7.5% from 15% for six weeks, a government order showed, as the world's big...

Brazil's 2022 Coffee Crop To See 4% Loss From Frosts, Research Shows

The frost events that hit coffee fields in Brazil in recent weeks will cause a loss of approximately 4% to production in the next seaso...

Greggs Becomes Latest Food Business Hit By Supply Chain Crisis

Greggs Plc said on Wednesday the U.K. bakery and fast food chain has become the latest food business to be hit by supply chain interruptions that are...

Farmers In Brazil Remove Dead Coffee Trees, Some Switching To Grains

Brazilian farmers who had coffee fields severely damaged a month ago by the worst frosts in 27 years have started taking out dead trees to make room for ne...