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French farmers demand multi-billion-euro aid package as drought crisis deepens

France's agricultural sector is calling for an unprecedented government response as severe drought and repeated heatwaves put mounting pressure on farms across the country. Arnaud Rousseau, president of the FNSEA, France's largest agricultural union, has urged the government to commit several......

France's corn harvest set for lowest output since 1980 after extreme heat and drought

France is on course to record its smallest corn harvest in more than four decades, as successive heatwaves and prolonged drought sharply reduce crop yields and prompt farmers to scale back planted acreage. The French government now forecasts national corn production at 9 million metric tons in 2026,......

Swiss Gruyère producers adapt to U.S. tariffs as exports slow

Swiss producers of Gruyère are adjusting their production and export strategies after higher U.S. import tariffs triggered a sharp decline in demand from one of their most valuable overseas markets. The latest tariffs imposed by the United States have increased pressure on Switzerland's renowned......

Sébastien Lecornu defends emergency agriculture law amid political tensions over pesticides

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has urged political parties not to turn the newly adopted emergency agriculture law into a partisan issue, arguing that the legislation represents an important tool for strengthening France’s food sovereignty. The government’s position comes......

France unveils €145 million emergency fertilizer aid package and long-term production strategy

The French government has announced a €145 million emergency support package to help farmers cope with fertilizer costs while launching a broader strategy aimed at strengthening domestic fertilizer production and reducing the country's reliance on imports. The measures, presented on Thursday......

Morocco poultry sector crisis deepens as oversupply pressures prices

The poultry industry in Morocco is facing a prolonged crisis marked by a widening gap between production costs and market prices. Chicken and eggs, staple foods in the national diet, remain widely available to consumers, but producers are absorbing heavy financial losses as selling prices fall well below......

US Congress advances bill to cut fertilizer tariffs

The United States Congress has moved forward with a legislative proposal aimed at removing countervailing duties on imported phosphate fertilizers from Morocco. Identical versions of the bill were introduced in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, signaling coordinated political momentum......

Ivory Coast cocoa farmers cut fertilizer use raising supply fears

Nearly three quarters of cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast have not purchased any fertilizer for the next two production cycles, according to a recent survey, raising concerns over future output in a country that produces about one third of the world’s cocoa. The findings point to growing strain across......

Morocco launches probe into rice imports amid pressure on farmers

Morocco’s Ministry of Industry and Trade has opened a safeguard investigation into rising rice imports after a formal complaint from two domestic producers. The inquiry, which began on April 13, covers both white and brown rice and comes at a sensitive moment for the agricultural sector as farmers......

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