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Une fois de plus, l’activité économique mondiale a fait preuve de résilience. Les dérèglements géopolitiques ont eu des effets dommageables, qui ont toutefois été atténués par l’essor porté par les technologies, les amortisseurs et les mesures d’adaptation. La croissance mondiale devrait ralentir à 3,1 % en 2026 avant de rebondir à 3,4 % en 2027. À l’échelle mondiale, l’inflation globale devrait grimper sensiblement, à 4,7 % en 2026, avant de refluer à 4,1 % en 2027. Les économies importatrices d’énergie non intégrées dans la chaîne de valeur technologique sont confrontées aux perspectives les plus difficiles.
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October 26, 10:05 AM
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President Donald J. Trump, alongside U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins, announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will make $8 billion available for one-time payments to American farmers this harvest season to provide relief during temporary market disruptions and increased input costs.
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October 26, 8:55 AM
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L'indice des prix de l'alimentation, calculé par l'Insee, a augmenté de près de 35 points en dix ans. Salaire, Covid, situation mondiale instable… Franceinfo décrypte les causes d'une décennie d'inflation alimentaire.
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October 26, 8:57 AM
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A quiet revolution is happening on small farms in Africa and Asia as farmers access better information via AI-powered apps.
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China’s egg industry is shifting its focus from production volumes to product quality, traceability, branding and digitalisation as producers face price volatility, narrow margins and risks associated with capacity expansion.
« Le marin » diffuse chaque mois une chronique en partenariat avec le club Demeter, composée d’analyses des enjeux maritimes d’un pays ou d’une diagonale géostratégique. Focus dans cet épisode sur le Costa Rica, avec Anaïs Marie, responsable des publications et des études.
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The joint Russian-Norwegian Fisheries Commission is planning to increase the permissible catch of cod in the Barents Sea to a level above scientific advice
Doctors and regulators are raising concerns over TikTok influencers promoting dietary supplements to users of weight-loss drugs, fueling calls for more regulation on the products. Reuters Consumer and Retail Correspondent Nicholas Brown has more
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Analyse L’océan Indien, l’hyperguerre et El Niño Dans l’océan Indien, la guerre en Iran et les effets d’El Niño conjuguent leurs pressions sur l’énergie, l’agriculture et les approvisionnements.
Un article est paru sur le portail de la Commission européenne : Une vision à long terme pour un secteur de la pêche et de l’aquaculture performant.
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October 26, 8:56 AM
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UK farms produced the equivalent of just 101% of the nation's calorie needs in 2025, new figures show, falling below the longer-term average.
Rising atmospheric CO₂ could change wheat proteins, affecting baking quality and potentially wheat tolerability.
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Its bountiful resources and vast population are attractive, but its government is a nightmare
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With conflict, economic headwinds and climate impacts reshaping the international agenda, COP31 arrives at a critical moment. Bhargabi, Pelin and their guests discuss what’s at stake in Antalya, and the prospects for progress on climate action.
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Google and McKinsey will buy 320,000 metric tons of carbon removal over ten years, supporting tree planting on degraded Brazilian cattle pastures at scale.
Even a 1% rise in food prices correlates with higher child mortality in poor countries
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October 26, 10:11 AM
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The production of Italian pasta is under threat as a protest by truck drivers in the south of the country over soaring fuel prices and the cost of living blocks deliveries to factories.
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La cuisine vietnamienne traverse une période charnière : elle passe du statut de simple patrimoine culturel à celui de puissant moteur économique. Cette évolution a un impact non seulement sur les dépenses, mais aussi sur le choix des destinations touristiques.
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A NEW policy review published in the Asian Journal of Agriculture and Development (AJAD) calls for a shift in how Southeast Asia approaches food security — from maximizing domestic production toward building regional resilience.
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The Treasury Department’s proposed restrictions on U.S. investment in Chinese biopharma collide with Beijing’s new export curbs on cutting edge biotech innovations.
Les Émirats arabes unis ont proposé Lana Nusseibeh pour diriger l'Organisation des Nations unies. Une première pour un pays arabe à briguer ce poste.
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Walmart and Amazon are discovering the limits of warehouse automation as robots struggle with packaging and retrofits.
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October 26, 8:56 AM
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At the recent SIAL Paris food exhibition, companies displayed unconventional products that blur traditional industry boundaries. Swiss innovator Nükt showcased crispy potato chips made using water instead of conventional oil frying, while Zeen Tech demonstrated similar water-based industrial processing technology. Additional exhibits featured raspberry flour created from recovered fruit seeds, yogurt-coated fruit bites with prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics, and an Italian cheese aged inside a breathable clay shell. Deloitte's 2026 outlook indicates that eighty-eight percent of surveyed food and beverage companies are adapting development strategies to meet rising consumer demand for functional and healthier foods. These exhibits challenge corporate assumptions regarding manufacturing, waste, and nutrition.
The rock, ice, and atmosphere of Mars hold a largely unread archive. Terraforming could erase it before the biggest scientific questions are answered.
People succumbed to heat at highest rates in Malta, Italy and Hungary, with health issues, loneliness and poverty exacerbating toll
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