PepsiCo to Invest $5.5 Billion in India by 2020
PepsiCo. announced it will invest $5.5 billion into infrastructure, agriculture and manufacturing in India by 2020.
PepsiCo. announced it will invest $5.5 billion into infrastructure, agriculture and manufacturing in India by 2020.
Nestle is buying and distributing 4,000 heifers to milk producers across Zimbabwe to help rebuild the countryÕs dairy sector.
According to the U.S Meat Federation beef exports are expected to increase 5% in terms of value in 2014.
As biodiesel growth is expected to increase 40% Brazil is forced to rethink its mandated blending requirements.
Australia has established a $60 million Indonesia-Australia Red Meat & Cattle Partnership fund to help develop cattle stations.
Japan may end its four-decade long policy of protecting domestic rice farmers through tight output controls.
The temporary ban on live cattle exports and drought in northern Australia contributed to AACoÕs $31.6 million half-year loss.
Viterra, one of CanadaÕs largest grain companies will invest over $34 million into its Alberta elevator network through two projects.
Cargill is investing £35 million to upgrade its poultry processing base in Hereford, England, increasing supplies of UK sourced chickens
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According to research firm Mintell, per capita consumption of milk in China increased by 50% over the past five years.
Craven House Capital has acquired a 49% stake in three agriculture and food businesses in sub-Saharan Africa.