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Food safety concerns topped China’s social media on Wednesday as consumers were shocked and angered by some problematic enterprises’ problematic sanitation conditions and lack of food safety management, as revealed on World Consumer Rights Day, and they called for stronger punishment. 
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The UK’s trade deal with New Zealand: great if you like wine, not so good if you’re worried about the climate crisis
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China’s ambitious plan to grow global trade has resulted in collaborations with 147 countries and 32 international organisations, but an uncertain outlook has cast a pall on future development.
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The partnership between Massey University and NZ Product Accelerator will produce another milestone for technology in the form of a new research centre
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While many fish farms have been around for decades, tides are changing in the aquaculture sector, putting a sharper focus on modern farming technologies. CNA looks at how small, traditional farms are keeping pace with these developments.
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China seeks to maintain economic ties with Russia, but is treading lightly to avoid antagonizing western powers.
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Kuhls are shallow surface channels diverting water from naturally flowing streams or springs, to cultivated fields, and mainly used for flood irrigation. This communal resource is providing local farmers with a chance to thrive
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In Vietnam, poor farmers suffer the brunt of the countries' worsening water crisis. Creative policies and water management solutions could help change that.
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The condition of China's winter wheat crop could be the "worst in history," the agriculture minister said on Saturday, raising concerns about grain supplies in the world's biggest wheat consumer.
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From
thehill
Putin, through his war of aggression, is unwittingly helping Beijing, including distracting the U.S. from its China challenge.
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Depuis fin février, l'est de l'Australie est submergé par des pluies torrentielles qui ont inondé 1.000 km de terres du Queensland à la Nouvelle-Galles du Sud. L'agglomération de Sydney
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How Beijing manages its relations with Moscow will help define it as a great power.
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Yoon Suk-yeol led an election campaign that favored relaxed cryptocurrency policies and appealed to South Korea's young men.
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The Japanese government and food firms such as Suntory and Keishindo are joining forces to combat food waste by exploring tech and upcycling opportunities, as well as focusing on seasonal-over production problems.
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Le président sri lankais a annoncé mercredi soir, dans une adresse à la nation, qu'il allait travailler avec le Fonds monétaire international pour trouver une solution à la crise économique et financière sans précédent que traverse le pays.
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Elite hackers linked to the Chinese state infiltrated government networks in six U.S. states in a campaign that exploited an app which tracks cows and other livestock.
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In Southeast Asia, efforts to reduce methane emissions, a main contributor to global warming, should focus on the agriculture, and the oil and gas sectors, say climate change researchers.
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Wheat, corn, cooking oil, fertiliser – the crisis is likely to affect all these prices.
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Sarah Knibbs, UN women’s deputy regional director, called on Asian countries to have more women engaged in leadership and policymaking focused on climate change.
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The historic surge in oil is reshaping the outlook for Asian equity and currency markets, as the specter of prolonged high prices exposes the vulnerability of energy-dependent countries.
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In its bid to increase and improve its dairy output, the Philippine government via the Department of Agriculture is partnering with Israel to learn the in and outs of smart farming.
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China and Ukraine have developed a strong economic and strategic relationship, but the West’s response to Russia’s war could push Beijing and Moscow closer together.
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Crop farmers in northern New South Wales are anticipating entire crops worth millions of dollars will be lost after floodwaters completely submerged soybean, rice, cane and macadamia farms.
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Ministers and high-level delegates from across Asia and the Pacific met today with a focus on improving nutrition, lives and livelihoods in the wake of the global pandemic, while taking aim at ongoing climate and severe weather-related threats, and tackling diseases and pests that are affecting crops and livestock in the world's most populous region. Improved ecosystem responses in the Pacific Islands is another key topic.
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