AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHoliday Costs: Thanksgiving dinner is set to cost more, with turkey ranging from $1.27 to $3.99 per pound, compared with 84–95 cents last year. Retailers cite higher product and logistics costs as US inflation rises faster than expected. Supply-Chain Security: Refrigeration cyberattacks in Europe have forced supermarkets to pull food, while US agencies warn hackers are targeting systems that protect food and medicine—putting cold-chain resilience in focus. Investment & Capacity: Mars plans $1.4 billion in US manufacturing and operations investment in 2027, while Olam Agri has broken ground on an integrated feed mill in Nigeria. Trade & Production: Irish agri-food exports reached a record €20.8 billion in 2025, and Mozambique is building its first pasta manufacturing plant in the north to expand local production. Dairy Policy: Fonterra is calling for modernization of New Zealand’s Dairy Industry Restructuring Act as the sector faces mounting competitive pressures.
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