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U.S. Spring Crop Planting Threatened by War Spike in Fertilizer Prices

Producers would have lost money in 2025, if it wasn’t for federal subsidies, including the $12 billion in bridge loans for farmers hurt by Donald Trump’s tariffs.

A midwest farmer checks soybeans before harvest. Photo: iStock/DS70

Argentina's Wine Sector Confronts Consumption Crisis

Argentina's annual wine consumption fell to 4.1 gallons per person in 2025, a far cry from the country's 1970 heyday when it averaged up to 24 gallons a person.

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Chinese E-Tailer Seeks to Rival Amazon in U.K.

The company is simultaneously launching in five other European markets — Germany, the Netherlands, France, Belgium and Luxembourg.

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EU Rejects U.S. Trade Probe Allegations of Market Overcapacity

The commission’s comments come hours after the U.S. launched a probe into major trading partners, including the EU and China.

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Workers at U.S. Meat Processing Plant to Strike

99% of workers represented by United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 voted to authorize an unfair labor practice strike after nine months of negotiations over a new contract.

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Explained: How Trump Can (Try to) Impose Tariffs

One way or another, there is likely to be a slew of lawsuits against any and all of the new tariffs.

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Watch: Kraft Heinz Embraces the 'Self-Driving' Supply Chain

Adis Sulejmanovic, head of digital supply chain transformation and strategy at Kraft Heinz, details the company’s efforts to create a “self-driving” supply chain.

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Iceland Wins Trademark Battle with U.K. Grocery Chain

The EU court said that allowing the supermarket to have exclusive rights to the "Iceland" name could mislead customers into thinking items were from the country rather than the grocer.

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Trump Threatens to Cut off Trade with Spain Over Use of Bases

The country has barred the U.S. from using its military bases as part of its operation in Iran.

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U.S. Manufacturing Grew, Input Costs Soared Before Iran Attack

Higher energy prices, if sustained, may give producers little choice but to raise prices for their business customers and consumers, says the Institute for Supply Management.

Workers weld seams at a metal manufacturing facility in Sacramento, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Target to Nix Breakfast Cereal with Some Food Dyes

Food industry reform advocates have for decades pushed for corporations to stop using dyes that some studies have shown could exacerbate attention deficit hyperactivity disorder among children.

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Trump Administration Seeks Delay in Tariff Refund Fight

The administration accused companies of pushing for a speedy schedule out of an “apparent desire to be the center of attention” in the future proceedings before the trade court.

Tractor trailers carrying shipping containers at the Port of Los Angeles. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg

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