Brazil still does not allow the entry of pome fruit from Argentina, arguing zero tolerance for codling moth pest, which completely affects Mendoza's p

Russian wheat prices declined last week as harvesting gathered pace and eased concerns over crop delay and grain quality, an analyst and traders said

France is making it illegal for large supermarkets to throw away edible food as part of a series of measures to cut down on waste.

Tesco is under fire from farmers for promoting lamb from New Zealand, in spite of vowing to give support to local producers.

Russia's government has eased some self-imposed bans on Western food, allowing imports of material that could be used to boost its own agricultural in

Belgian brewing major Anheuser-Busch InBev is reducing its workforce and consolidating its sales division in the US, citing slump in sales volume.

Tackling persistently high food price inflation is the top priority and challenge for India's government, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told reporters

China’s imports of linseed are forecast to rise to a record in 2014-15 as Canada seeks markets for "huge" export supplies of the oilseed, Oil World sa

Spanish retailer Eroski has presented its latest innovation in private label, Faccile', its new own-brand which offers a variety of fresh produce that

This summer, France has produced an extraordinarily large volume of fruit and vegetables, and Carrefour is set to capitalise on the spoils the weather