Angola’s import of agri food from the US – 98% of which is frozen chicken – jumped again in 2022 to $237m compared with $132m in 2021 and $85m in 2020.
USA - corn crop hit by drought
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The US corn crop is being hit by drought, with almost half of the area reported to be affected.
Spain - plant works begin
for lab-grown meat
Spanish company Biotech, in which JBS, the world’s largest beef processor, is the largest shareholder, has commenced work on its first commercial-scale plant to produce lab-grown meat, which is due for completion in mid-2024.
New Zealand - growth in NZ milk supply
A favourable back end to the New Zealand milk production season saw April supplies increase by over 7% compared with the same month in 2022, although overall season supply is back by almost 1%.
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Angola - chicken imports from US jump
Angola’s import of agri food from the US – 98% of which is frozen chicken – jumped again in 2022 to $237m compared with $132m in 2021 and $85m in 2020.
USA - corn crop hit by drought
The US corn crop is being hit by drought, with almost half of the area reported to be affected.
Spain - plant works begin
for lab-grown meat
Spanish company Biotech, in which JBS, the world’s largest beef processor, is the largest shareholder, has commenced work on its first commercial-scale plant to produce lab-grown meat, which is due for completion in mid-2024.
New Zealand - growth in NZ milk supply
A favourable back end to the New Zealand milk production season saw April supplies increase by over 7% compared with the same month in 2022, although overall season supply is back by almost 1%.
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